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Webpage directory where is it ?
      #349569 - Fri May 25 2007 10:37 AM

Hi everyone.
I am trying to create an elastic tail script on my cursor,I have copied the code from Dynamic Drive but I need to save an image to my webpage directory but dont know where to look to save the image in the correct place.I need to do this before the elastic tail cursor can be seen on my website. The instructions are "Save the following image,and upload it into your webpage directory by Right clicking and save as" I am using Netobjects Fusion 7 and the folder options are as follws.Components,Docs,FSIUpdater,Java,Net Objects System,Quick Start,Read Me,Sample Sites,Styles,Tempplates,Tutorial,User Sites,there are subfolders within each of the above,I know that some of the ones I have mentioned will not be relevant but can anyone please point me inthe right direction. Thank You Tom


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Re: Webpage directory where is it ? [Re: tom1901]
      #349689 - Sat May 26 2007 12:02 AM

I'm guessing you need to put the image on your webspace, or if your using it on your local machine, have it some where there.

If the script is trying to include the image from lets say, c:/scriptname/image.jpg save the cursor image into c:/scriptname

the script needs to access the image file, so where ever the image has been saved to, you must have the correct path to the image.


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Re: Webpage directory where is it ? [Re: Wiggster]
      #349719 - Sat May 26 2007 10:34 AM

Hi Wiggster.
Thanks for your advice,I have to admit it sounds complicated but I will have a go this afternoon,I will let you know how I get on. Thanks again Tom


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Re: Webpage directory where is it ? [Re: tom1901]
      #349757 - Sat May 26 2007 03:13 PM

If you are using a script, why not post the code on here?

That way I can look at the contents and then see what its doing.

This may help me understand why the image isn't being loaded


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Re: Webpage directory where is it ? [Re: Wiggster]
      #349765 - Sat May 26 2007 04:32 PM

Hi Wiggster.
After reading your reply I looked up script on the help section on NOF7,It appeared that the image had to go into my assets folder,which created a file name similar to the ones you suggested,so things looked promising I copied the code from Dynamic Drive and inserted it into the body section after the Body <tag> on my Home page, I published the page but all I could see was little semi transparent boxes that followed my cursor,these should have been blue spheres.I cannot work out how to link the image with the script/code in order to make the spheres visible.Here is a link for you to see what I am trying to do Click Here
Thanks for your suggestions.... regards Tom


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Re: Webpage directory where is it ? [Re: tom1901]
      #349867 - Sun May 27 2007 11:46 AM

Well looking at the script, it seems you need to place the image of the blue sphere in the folder where you have the rest of html files.


You could change the directory within the file such as:
Code:
 <div id="dot0" style="position: absolute; visibility: hidden; height: 11; width: 11;">
<img src="images\bullet.gif" height=11 width=11>



This means you could place the blue sphere image into a folder named images.

It's best to place the image first of all in the directory with the main html files, index.html etc


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Re: Webpage directory where is it ? [Re: Wiggster]
      #349915 - Sun May 27 2007 03:03 PM

Hi Wiggster.
Thanks again for your reply,I am a little confused which isnt unusual ! Do I save the sphere image to my images folder ? or do I copy the code that you have included in your reply if this is the case where does the code go ? If I go to my site folder and open it there is a Local Publish Folder,when I open that there is an Assets folder,when that is opened I have an Images folder and an HTML folder,the images obviously holds all the images I have on my site but the HTML folder has lots of Internet Explorer logos each with a title which are mainly photos with the odd document.Im sorry that I havent fully grasped your possible solution but I appreciate you taking time out to help me. Thanks Once again. Tom


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Re: Webpage directory where is it ? [Re: tom1901]
      #350392 - Wed May 30 2007 12:35 AM

I'm not quite sure what directory that you need to put your images in.

What folder do you store all the html files that you have written? I mean the index,html, or the page that you are viewing to try and see If the sphere is visible?


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Re: Webpage directory where is it ? [Re: Wiggster]
      #350645 - Thu May 31 2007 07:26 AM

Hi Wiggster.
Sorry Im not being very helpful,my programme is WYSIWYG,so everything is done automatically,I think that I will leave things as they are as I know that I will struggle to complete my task ! Thanks once again for your time and suggestions. Tom


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