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bwaye
 
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Default SSI not parsing correctly - 08-01-2004 , 09:01 AM






Hello,
I am new to Dreamweaver but have extensive knowledge using Golive and html.
The problem is I can't get my images or flash files to parse within the files.
But I was having the same problem with some other gifs the other day and the
problem magically (seriously) corrected itself. The files all reside throughout
the site but the ones that work are not in the same directory. The SSI's are
set to virtual and seemed to be linked correctly and the HTML code has been
deleted within the SSI's. I am at a lost! If you look at the site all the small
arrows are parsed throughout the site. Yet the logo and flash file will not
parse. I am just trying to link one file at the moment and it can found at:

http://wayedesigngroup.com/products/premium/H220001.shtml

The site in question (this page is parsed and lives on the root) can be found
at http://wayedesigngroup.com


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Alan
 
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Default Re: SSI not parsing correctly - 08-01-2004 , 09:13 AM








Quote:
http://wayedesigngroup.com/products/premium/H220001.shtml

The site in question (this page is parsed and lives on the root) can be found
at http://wayedesigngroup.com
suggestion- you should move all the css styles and css links up between the
head tags.

the image that doesn't show up has a document relative path.
<img src="../media/sitegifs/logopcs.gif" width="91" height="62">

If that image is in a snippet of an SSI, you should use only Site Root
relative paths inside of the SSI files. That way the images and links will
work no matter what folder level the final file they are included into
resides at.



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Default Re: SSI not parsing correctly - 08-01-2004 , 11:52 AM



THANK YOU!

It was looking in the document and not the root. I knew it had to be somthing easy to correct.

thanks again
~b

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