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

[booth@xxxxxxxxxxxx]

I've been burned on it too.  I used Ops Navigator and the case and 
extensions look the same in the source code and in the directory.  I'll 
look again though because this behavior is exactly what you are 
describing.

 
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nina jones <ddi@datadesigninc.com>
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03/24/2001 08:35 PM
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> 
> 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)?
> 

i've been burned on the case part - more than once.  sometimes photoshop
will change the extention to caps and the original html document had it
in lower case.  they will show on the web tool but not in a browser. 

nj
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