IMages not showing up

[eWhabs]

Does anyone have any ideas why the image doesn't shows up on this page :

http://www.thomasplu..osting.net/index.php

And yes, under1_copie.png is there...

Sorry I can't tell more, I have tried everything I thought of...

[DarkDemon23]

I can see it fine.

- Adam

[citricsquid]

Works perfect for me.

[eWhabs]

Uh... :|

I can' t see it on my computer...

Sorry for the waste of time then...

[JeremysFilms]

At 7/30/06 09:02 PM, Whabs wrote: Uh... :|

I can' t see it on my computer...

Sorry for the waste of time then...

No, you were half correct the first time. It does show up, but it doesn't show up in internet explorer though. I checked the source code and it looked fine.. I really don't know what the problem is.

[Momo-the-Monkey]

a few problems........<title> need's to be closed </title>

<img src ="blah.png">

needs to be

<img src="blah.png" />

[authorblues]

At 7/30/06 09:14 PM, JeremysFilms wrote: IE

its an ie bug, i take it. try killing that incorrect whitespace.

change: <img src ="under1_copie.png">
to <img src="under1_copie.png">

[JeremysFilms]

At 7/30/06 09:20 PM, Momo_the_Monkey wrote: <img src ="blah.png">

needs to be

<img src="blah.png" />

Only if it's XHTML compliant, which it obviously isn't since there's no doctype or any marks for that. So it's fine.

[JeremysFilms]

At 7/30/06 09:20 PM, authorblues wrote:

At 7/30/06 09:14 PM, JeremysFilms wrote: IE

its an ie bug, i take it. try killing that incorrect whitespace.

change: <img src ="under1_copie.png">
to <img src="under1_copie.png">

I tried that already, it solves nothing.

I just tested something and found the problem. The error was that you didn't close the <title> tag. You put <title> twice and forgot to make the second instance of the tag a closing (</title>). If you change this it will work correctly. Apparently, IE doesn't have an auto fixer for this error and takes it that your making everything part of the title.

[eWhabs]

At 7/30/06 09:27 PM, JeremysFilms wrote:
I just tested something and found the problem. The error was that you didn't close the <title> tag. You put <title> twice and forgot to make the second instance of the tag a closing (</title>). If you change this it will work correctly. Apparently, IE doesn't have an auto fixer for this error and takes it that your making everything part of the title.

Thansks a lot! I tried it and it works! Apparently my version of Firefox didn't have that auto fixer too since it shows up now..

[JeremysFilms]

At 7/30/06 09:40 PM, Whabs wrote: Thansks a lot! I tried it and it works! Apparently my version of Firefox didn't have that auto fixer too since it shows up now..

Your welcome. By the way, I'm sure it's not called "auto fixer" but I really don't know what to call it hehe. HTML was created as a language that anyone can use. It works independant of whitespace, formatting errors, mistakes, etc. Browsers are supposed to automatically correct HTML mistakes and whatnot, but I guess IE has a bug, because microsoft forgot to add in a fix if the title isn't ended.