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Image display issue (red cross)

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ansof Posted messages 11 Status Member -  
 patefilo -
Hello,

I create images in Illustror.
Then I go into Illustrator and use the "save for web" command.
But.... when I try to view them on the website I'm creating, I get a red cross!

Can you help me?
Thank you!
ansof
Configuration: Windows XP Internet Explorer 6.0

7 answers

  1. patefilo
     
    Make sure to convert your images to RGB and everything will work!

    Indeed, IE does not accept CMYK JPEGs ;)
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  2. benkeeper Posted messages 81 Status Member 45
     
    The red cross means that the image path is not correct.

    It occurs in the <img src="bla bla bla"> tag.

    The "bla bla bla" is the path to the image on the server, I think it needs to be checked at this level.

    Ben
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  3. RAD ZONE Posted messages 5362 Status Contributor 1 360
     
    HI

    Your problem is a linking issue where the links are not pointing correctly to their targets!!! There's a good chance they are pointing to images on your PC and not to the images on your host!!

    So check the image links!!

    RAD
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  4. Dalida Posted messages 7114 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   923
     
    Hi,

    between
    "Then I go into Illustrator using the "Save for Web" command"
    and
    "I try to visualize them on the site"
    what do you do with your images?

    --
    [ Mathieu ]
    knowing how to be lazy is making progress in IT. well, I'm trying...
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  6. ansof Posted messages 11 Status Member
     
    Thank you for your responses, but...
    Once the images are created, I use Dreamweaver to build the website.
    It doesn't seem to be a link issue: if I perform exactly the same operation with other JPEGs, retrieved from elsewhere and not created in Illustrator, the image displays correctly.
    There is likely a subtlety in the way the image is saved... and I think that's where the problem lies... but I'm stuck...
    Does anyone know more?

    ansof
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    1. RAD ZONE Posted messages 5362 Status Contributor 1 360
       
      HI
      if it’s not a link problem !! it’s an image problem !! are you sure it’s .jpg !!

      RAD
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    2. ansof Posted messages 11 Status Member
       
      Yes! When we do "Save for Web" in Illustrator, we choose the format, and I do select JPEG...

      ansof
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    3. RAD ZONE Posted messages 5362 Status Contributor 1 360 > ansof Posted messages 11 Status Member
       
      HI

      show us your code !!

      or a link to see your page !

      RAD
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    4. ansof Posted messages 11 Status Member > ansof Posted messages 11 Status Member
       
      Hey!

      Here’s the link...
      It's a page that I've added to another site I've created, but it's not connected to the first site...
      Just so we can test it...
      www.2-of-us.org/daily.htm

      As for my code, here it is:
      <body>
      <img src="images/daily.jpg" width="831" height="561"></body>
      </html>

      Thanks!
      ansof
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    5. RAD ZONE Posted messages 5362 Status Contributor 1 360 > ansof Posted messages 11 Status Member
       
      HI

      <img src="images/daily.jpg" everything is good !!

      EXCEPT !!! that there is no image named "daily" in the images folder on your server ;)))

      upload the image and it will work much better ;-)

      RAD
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  7. pamauni Posted messages 4 Status Member 2
     
    Hello,
    the display of my links and anchors is perfect in Firefox but some do not appear in IE7...
    site: www.atelierartisticanjou.com
    thank you.
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    1. Dalida Posted messages 7114 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   923
       
      Hi,

      what's your question doing here?!
      start a discussion topic just for you, and you will probably get more answers.
      and please, tell us exactly where the mistake is and/or give the code of the problematic link.

      solving problems, why not when we can!
      but not looking for them…

      --
      [ Mathieu ]
      "Young people are the insecurity, we should lock them all up!" BxN 1985
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  8. gnou
     
    I had the same problem, so I went to Control Panel, Network Connections, Internet Options, opened it, clicked on Advanced, and then clicked on Reset. For me, it worked—no more red cross. Restart. Hi everyone!
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