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    Unhappy updating my website

    Hi,

    I have a website and I recently changed all the its user interface, but when I upload my files into the web server and I try to see my updated website on the air, few things do not appear as they should.

    I am not able to see the background, only the buttons.(which are javascripted)

    This has never happened to me before, since, as far as I know if I follow some basic steps, I should be able to see my website as I had it on my local computer
    1. I did not change any of the files paths (I uploaded everything as it was on my computer)

    if someone can help on this, i will appreciate it

    thanks
    Last edited by johnnydav; 03-15-2009 at 07:58 AM.

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    If your using the file paths from your computer, as in their on your computer not online.

    For example(on your computer):
    Code:
    file:///C://users/image.png
    Instead of:
    Code:
    http://mywebsite.com/image.png
    Then thats one reason.

    Please post a link to the page on your site that contains the problematic script so we can check it out.

    Please include your code so that we can take a look at it, we can't do much without it. When you do post your code remember to use [code] tags. That includes [ html ], [ code ], and [ php ].
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    Default updating my website

    yeah
    I need to check on that, but the wierd thing is that I am using a linked css attached into the html page and on this case i am using dreamweaver, on the css the path appears like this

    css
    (on my computer)
    BODY: background(Images/bodybackground.jpg)

    so if i upload that background as it is on my computer
    and I try to access the www.mywebsite.com/problem.html
    the css file should pull up the information from (webserver) /www/images/bodybackground.jpg

    besides the old page was uploaded the same way using dreamweaver and an ftp client as the uploader and it did not give me any
    problem

    one difference between the old and new page is that I added a jpeg background into the BODY(repeat-x) with a repeatable gradient and there is a new ID with the main background on jpeg aswell containing almost all the page design (no-repeat, horizontal position center, vertical position center) all of this on the attached css file

    I cannot post the page information here, but I think that this info may help, if not please let me know

    thanks for your reply I really appreaciate it
    Last edited by johnnydav; 03-15-2009 at 03:23 AM.

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    Not really helpful, the only way I could help is to see your page.

    You have to make sure your images are online, in the correct location, in this case:
    yoursite.com/images/bodybackground.jpg
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    Smile problem solved

    mate
    I just solved my problem and you helped me clear up my thoughts
    I forgot that on the webserver I changed the images folder into Images (I)
    hahah such a fool i am
    thanks man ..sorry about not giving the code, I would have givin it but this is really not my web and some wierd policies out of sense you know...
    cheers and thanks

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    Haha! Its ok!

    Great! Glad to help you! Your welcome!

    It seems your topic is solved... Please set the status to resolved.. To do this:
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