Can anyone help with this question?

[gary7]

Hello,
I was wondering about using gifs/jpegs with Cpanel. I've put the graphics in the public html folder. The gifs/jpegs will not load in when the webpages' request them. Free html templates with gifs/jpegs will not display the graphics gifs/jpegs at all. What's wrong? I have similiar problems with Ensigm cp,too. :confused4

[aki]

past your website url here !! we can check it. has nothing to do with cpanel.

[Yojance]

are u uploading the images to the right folder? Make sure u are or nothing will0 show.

[gary7]

I went to sign with vze.com for their services. My problem pages are as follows: http://www.coolstuffusa.vze.com/example.html and, http://www.coolstuffusa.vze.com/unstoppable.html. I found some scripts from a couple websites. They work great at their websites which both websites are subdomains of a larger websites. I tried to modify the code to move a picture gif around the screen. The first page called example.html is named after their javascript powered randomly bouncing gif around the screen. The second page called unstoppable.html is named directly after their page. The webpages work just well at my other site that doesn't use Cpanel. What do you think? Should I make an image folder in Cpanel? I'm just using it currently as a kind of hobby site.

[Wojtek]

1. your website is http://coolstuffusa.vze.com
2. your image location points to http://coolstuff.5gigs.com
3. why don't you move your images to vze

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http://coolstuff.5gigs.com/popupwindow.gif

The image “http://coolstuff.5gigs.com/popupwindow.gif” cannot be displayed, because it contains errors.

Loginto your cpanel
goto MIME types

make sure you got those entris:
image/gif gif
image/jpeg jpeg jpg jpe


now if you got those, try re-uploading in binary/ascii
and if still nothing then contact your host about it as theres nothnig you can do

[gary7]

Thanks for the info. I'll work on it. I thought the file was a .gif. I might be having file transfer problems.

[gary7]

Where do I find MIME types? I was thinking that I should try the public_ftp service instead of the usual File Manager to manually upload the gif image file. I'll be back in few minutes.

[gary7]

I'm back. It turns out the regular Cpanel File Manager might screw up the gif image file. The regular Cpanel File Manager probably treats all the files from html, javascript, java, php to perl as ASCII files. The problem is it also treats gif/jpeg as ASCII files, too. It can't display the gif/jpeg as ASCII files. The public_ftp option transfers the gifs/jpegs as binary files. The gifs/jpegs are reassembled as gifs/jpegs using the public_ftp transfer. So, you should use the public_ftp transfer option instead the everything is ASCII approach of the regular Cpanel File Manager. Problem solved. :classic2: