martinact420
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- Sep 28, 2010
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Does anyone know why the pics on this website are showing up like this -
I dont even know how to Google it?
Thanks, Tom
I dont even know how to Google it?
Thanks, Tom
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Whats Wrong with These Pics?
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panda23
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- Apr 10, 2012
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It's because your images are not uploaded from your media or your cPanel. Your image links are probably from other site's URL and if the site decides to take down their images, the same goes to your images on your site.
To be safe, download all images and upload them manually into your media.
Problemo solved.
Yipee!
To be safe, download all images and upload them manually into your media.
Problemo solved.
Yipee!
martinact420
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I do download the pics and then upload them to WP. And I got the pics from all different sites. The whole site isnt showing any pics?
martinact420
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How does every url for images on the site get broken at one time? Thats what doesnt make any sense?
tweakcoder
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- Apr 8, 2012
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broken link, sometimes extension problem
if extension is .jpg try with .JPG or vice versa..
if extension is .jpg try with .JPG or vice versa..
martinact420
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Okay, but all the images worked fine up until....who knows but they all went down at once???
Aaric
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Expired Domain, Bad DNS?
martinact420
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Good Domain, Good DNS, all images uploaded and worked fine for a month.
I can upload new images that work but the old ones, on the same url structure, wont work
See: http://chadtollefson.com/?attachment_id=132 uploaded today and works
I can upload new images that work but the old ones, on the same url structure, wont work
See: http://chadtollefson.com/?attachment_id=132 uploaded today and works
srb888
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Use Firebug as I said earlier. See what the image-URL (absolute/relative) path is. Copy it and paste it on another tab. If it is relative, you'll need to change it to replace to reflect the complete absolute path that it denotes) See if you can see the image. (You won't!)
Then use the File manager on the cPanel and go to that folder and see what the exact images folder path (absolute URL) is, and copy it.
While still using the Firebug, replace the existing URL (earlier one) with this full path. Only one instance will do for now. You will immediately see that the image appears on the screen.
Replace all the paths with this correct path on the webpage. You can use something like TextPad to do global find|Replace on the file.
HTH
Something has broken the URL on the page. May be the earlier path is deleted or moved... May be the permissions are changed... whatever. It needs thorough investigation by someone who knows what (s)he is doing.
Then use the File manager on the cPanel and go to that folder and see what the exact images folder path (absolute URL) is, and copy it.
While still using the Firebug, replace the existing URL (earlier one) with this full path. Only one instance will do for now. You will immediately see that the image appears on the screen.
Replace all the paths with this correct path on the webpage. You can use something like TextPad to do global find|Replace on the file.
HTH
Something has broken the URL on the page. May be the earlier path is deleted or moved... May be the permissions are changed... whatever. It needs thorough investigation by someone who knows what (s)he is doing.
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