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Landing page problem HELP?????

by ukcarl
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Hey everyone got a really frustrating problem I need help.

Basically I have made a really simple ppv landing page in dreamweaver its basically 2 colums left is bullets and right my aweber optin box for the title and the bullets I have used images but when I save the page and upload it to my server through my FTP the images do not show

this is an example of what Im doing

In the main domain I am creating a new directory, for the purpose of explaining this i'll call it lander now the page I saved in dreamweaver is ppvoptin.html

Then I upload ppvoptin.html to the new directory lander

so the end result is http://mydomain.com/lander/ppvoptin.html

this is all good and the page opens in my browser however the images are not present, sure its something really simple just a bit stuck so any help is most welcome
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  • Profile picture of the author ajensen
    I haven't used Dreamweaver so I can't say from that point of view.

    I would just go to http://mydomain.com/lander/ppvoptin.html and then select "view source" in my browser of choice. Then just sift through the page for the tag <img src="... and look for the actual name of the image that is not loading. You just need to make sure the file of choice is in the directory pointed to by <img src="directory or url and image name here" />.

    Does that make sense?
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  • Profile picture of the author cpasalejerry
    Use absolute path for your images.
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    • Profile picture of the author ukcarl
      not sure what absolute path means mate the images are just uploaded from my documents do they need to be hosted on my server and if so whats the way to do this
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      • Profile picture of the author cpasalejerry
        Originally Posted by ukcarl View Post

        not sure what absolute path means mate the images are just uploaded from my documents do they need to be hosted on my server and if so whats the way to do this
        First uploaded your images to server, for example: /img/banner.jpg, so the absolute path is
        yourdomains[dot]com/img/banner.jpg
        Do you understand?
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  • Profile picture of the author williamrs
    You need to keep the same directory structure that you used on your computer on your server. If the page ppvoptin.html was in the directory "mysite/" and the images were in "mysite/img/" then you need to upload the directory "img" to the same folder of your html page on your server.


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