Uploading Photos To WebSpace.
Uploading Photos To WebSpace.
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pmanson

Original Poster:

13,388 posts

276 months

Tuesday 8th February 2005
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Having a total memory block here!

I have a photo I want to upload to my website whats the easiest way of doing it? (I normally upload loads at once using Jalbum but I only need to upload 1 photo)

>>> Edited by pmanson on Tuesday 8th February 22:54

docevi1

10,430 posts

271 months

Tuesday 8th February 2005
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your website, as to link to from PH (or similar). Use a FTP program...

I use FileZilla as it's free, but you could use Internet Explorer (to a limited extent), WS_FTP LE, CuteFTP...

pmanson

Original Poster:

13,388 posts

276 months

Tuesday 8th February 2005
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Ok.

I'm in my ftp site and I put file a.jpg in the ..co.uk/public folder.

Is the link I then need to use to access is www.abc.uk/public/a.jpg ??


Can't seem to get it to work

t1grm

4,657 posts

307 months

Tuesday 8th February 2005
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Have you checked the capitalisation of the file name? Windows ftp has a nasty habit of putting files up as JPG (as opposed to jpg). It makes a difference in Internet Explorer so try the extension in capitals.

pmanson

Original Poster:

13,388 posts

276 months

Tuesday 8th February 2005
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Got it working! Stupid thing!

docevi1

10,430 posts

271 months

Tuesday 8th February 2005
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good stuff

>> Edited by docevi1 on Tuesday 8th February 23:04

pmanson

Original Poster:

13,388 posts

276 months

Tuesday 8th February 2005
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In wouldn't work if I had it in public folder eg: www.abc.co.uk/Public/a.jpg

but when I put it as the following it did:

www.abc.co.uk/a.jpg

Wierd! Lol

docevi1

10,430 posts

271 months

Tuesday 8th February 2005
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it's not weird, what happens is your server maps any incoming connections to www.abc.co.uk to a specific location on it's harddrives, in this case /abc.co.uk/public/, if you had any CGI programs they'd likely go in /abc.co.uk/CGI-BIN/... it's all there to let the server know exactly where to look for things on it's HDD, similiary if you type abc.co.uk/public, it'll be looking for /abc.co.uk/Public/public.

Easy when you figure it out

pmanson

Original Poster:

13,388 posts

276 months

Tuesday 8th February 2005
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Yeah I know exactly what you mean. Just being a doughnut tonight lol

docevi1

10,430 posts

271 months

Tuesday 8th February 2005
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ah, lol