>> I have been looking at some web pages, and I notice that at times ff does
>> not display some gif files that are on one page, but does on another.
>
>> If I look at the pages with Opera, I can see all of the gif's, I have
>> been on
>> a google run to see if I could find anything about this problem, but
>> so far
>> I am either looking in the wrong place or I have something weird on this
>> FireFox. I am just about ready to move to Opera anyhow, it just works
>> regardless, the Fins have done a very good job with it.
>
>> Here are the two web pages as examples, the first one does not show the
>> gif's under firefox:
>> http://www.k3pgp.org/frontend1.htm
>
>> But the follow up does show the gif's in it:
>> http://www.k3pgp.org/frontend2.htm
>
>> I can see that both of them were done using nasty old frontpage, but the
>> second one displays just fine.
I was WRONG here!
> The properties of the two sited web sites, show the one that fire fox
> doesn't like (if I follow the thread correctly) as "seamonkey" doesn't,
> uses illegal (as I understand it, in spite of what M$ thinks) "spaces" in
> a URL.
I took another look, this time with my good eye, the bad page's source code shows:
The bad page's source code:
<p align="center"><img src="Construction\Frontend\preamp.gif"
width="363" height="210"> </p>
The good page's source code:
<td><img src="Construction/Frontend/noise3.gif"
width="244" height="202"></td>
<td><img src="Construction/Frontend/load4.gif"
width="294" height="202"></td>
The problems is the M$ kind of program put "back slashes" instead of slashes
into the "bad" document. Some browsers convert backslashes to slashes (in URLs)
some don't.
--
Ron KA4INM
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