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LiveWorldWide · 2004-06-25, 11:28 PM

I don't think this is a 'Flash" problem I don't even think you are using flash. Flash files have the extension .swf?

Sounds more like a permissions issue or a path issue.

Are you developing the site yourself? it's possible that you see the images because they are cached by your browser. no one else can because either when you FTP'd them you did not give the proper permissions for the image files to be readable or more likely the path to the images is local eg. c:\my documents\www\mysite\image.jpg.

The path works locally on your system but not any for others on the server. if it's not either of those things please tell us.

What kind of server are you using LINUX or NT , are you the one who FTP's the files.

Is the browser set to check for new files every time you visit the page.

2004-06-25, 11:28 PM	#4
LiveWorldWide Rock stars ... is there anything they don't know? Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: USA Posts: 17	Problems I don't think this is a 'Flash" problem I don't even think you are using flash. Flash files have the extension .swf? Sounds more like a permissions issue or a path issue. Are you developing the site yourself? it's possible that you see the images because they are cached by your browser. no one else can because either when you FTP'd them you did not give the proper permissions for the image files to be readable or more likely the path to the images is local eg. c:\my documents\www\mysite\image.jpg. The path works locally on your system but not any for others on the server. if it's not either of those things please tell us. What kind of server are you using LINUX or NT , are you the one who FTP's the files. Is the browser set to check for new files every time you visit the page.