Re: Using the IFS to serve reports as web pages on the Intranet

[Loyd Goodbar <lgoodbar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

How are the images in the <img> tag defined? If the images are in the same
directory, I usually use <img src="./Backgrd.jpg">, with the ./ meaning the
current directory. Also, are the image names exactly stated (case sensitive)?

Loyd

On Sat, 24 Mar 2001 11:39:48 -0500, booth@martinvt.com wrote:

>On a 170 at V4R2 and an IP address of 198.168.12.6 with host servers on I 
>can use a browser to see the sample web page provided with the machine.
>
>I would like to add 3 new files to the IFS and have them accessible by 
>browser.
>
>The files are:    Report01.html   Backgrd.jpg  and  Corplogo.gif  The web 
>page displays in a browser correctly from my C:\ drive.
>
>I used Ops Navigator to copy the three files into the same folder as the 
>Welcome.html file.   Then I renamed Welcome.html to WelcomeOriginal.html 
>and renamed  Report01.html to Welcome.html.   At that point 
>http://192.168.12.6  displays my new page, but the images are not found. 
>
>Any suggestions or ideas why the images aren't found, yet the images for 
>the original sample file works just fine?
>
>I even looked for an article or a manual dealing with this but found 
>nothing.  If you know of a place for to look, I'd appreciate the 
>suggestion.
>_______________________
>Booth Martin
>Booth@MartinVT.com
>http://www.MartinVT.com
>_______________________

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Loyd Goodbar
lgoodbar@ispchannel.com  ICQ#504581
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