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Well, there's images in http://homes.pacificscene.com/images/browse/logos/ .. so if you're referencing one of them I don't see why it won't work. If you right click the missing image icon and check it's location is it one of the images in that folder?
I dont think you understand what my problem really is. The problem i am having is when go and submit my image for deletion, its keeping a cached image in its place. Its not deleting from the webpage, but the image is deleting from the server.
jiggens wrote:I dont think you understand what my problem really is. The problem i am having is when go and submit my image for deletion, its keeping a cached image in its place. Its not deleting from the webpage, but the image is deleting from the server.
Might help if you tell us the problem in the first place
And Its deleting from the server but not deleting from the webpage? What does that mean?
Press CTRL+F5 your BROWSER might be caching the images.
I upload a image and it shows up fine, i can see it and its viewable.
When i go to delete it, i submit to delete and the image doesn't go away, in its place after i press ctrl+F5 there is no image there anymore it was deleted from the server, but still holds the place of the image with a Red X in Internet Explorer.
Sorry i wasn't more clear everyone.
When you view the source of the file its still holding the img src tag, but it shouldn't be, i am using the same code on another webpage and when i delete it it works, doesn't create a red x and removes the img source tag for the image.
This site is being transferred from Unix to Windows hosting for what reason i really don't know but this is what my company wants.
.. So it deletes fine its just that it still is trying to link to the image in the HTML code? So IE is displaying an X saying no image found.
So your problem is either just remove the <img> tags manually, or change the code that makes them to check and see if the image exists, and then create the <img> tags or not.