On certain sites, gif's and cgi's come up with the 'unable to view' box. How do I fix this?
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It's usually a problem with the website, not your computer. Right click on the link to see the address of the picture. There may be an obvious error like the name of the picture written twice. In that case you can fix it and paste it into your address bar to view. But in most cases, you will have to contact the webmaster and let him know that his images aren't working.\n\n(You meant gifs and jpegs, right? cgi is something entirely different.)
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try using a HTML editor and updating your site\n\nyour problems is most likely to be fixed by deleting the cache (in case it got corrupted and is not loading the new page)
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Try to view the page using firefox....you alos need to keep in consideration what did you use to create the page....Dreamweaver? Frontpage?
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◙ Here Are Some Possiblities Why Images, Movies, Flash, MP3, Wav, Mid etc. Don't Load On A Web Site. ◙\n\n1) Maybe images weren't uploaded to the server. If not no one will see your images but you.\n2) Maybe the images were uploaded but the <img> tag wasn't added to the page.\n3) If your image in your directory is called "big.gif" and put "Big.gif" in the <img> tag the image will not load on the page.\n4) Sometimes images get corrupted with data from other files. This can happen on your hard drive or during uploading to the server.\n5) If no images load in your browser no matter what web site you go to then the image loading fuction was turned off in your browser's internal setting.\n6) Maybe the image tag is trying to load the image off of your hard drive instead of the server.\n7) Maybe your images were moved to another subdirectory by mistake.\n8) Maybe your HTML editor put a subdirectory in the image tag. If so you need to make the same subdirectory and upload your images to it. I recommend that newbies don't use Microsoft Frontpage. That's because it uses a lot of subdircetories in the source code and most newbies don't understand them.\n9) Maybe you hot linked or remote linked to an image on someone else's site. If there server is offline the images won't load on your page. Some people move the images so you can't link tho them or will replace them with a nude photo or sign saying "I'm the kind of idiot that links to other people's images after I was told not too." Hot linking should only be done as a last resort because it wastes other people's data transfer allotment. Some people mistakenly call data transfer "bandwidth" which is totally differnt.\n10) Most free and some paid hosts only give you so much data transfer and your site is shutdown for a certain period of time to get you to buy more from them. Large file sizes such as multimedia files deplete your data transfer limit very quickly.\n11) Some people hide images on the page with JavaScript or Style Sheets that will appear if you mouseover them or click on something. Some are also set to zero width and zero height. Usually these are Ads someone is trying to hide so they won't ugly up their pages. I count count all of these I've hidden in the last 10 years!. I have a better way now. But I'll never tell you how I do it! :)\n12) Some people use server-side includes or javascript includes to put a single item on many different pages. Maybe there is a problem with one of these.\n13) Some webmasters put an image tag in a page that isn't meant to open an image or whatecer to show you what it looks like if they don't open.\n\nMultimedia doesn't just majically appear on a Web page. You have to do atleast 3 things to make it happen.\n\n1) Upload the multimedia to the the appropriate directory in your account.\n2) The file name in your directory has to exactly match the filename in your page or the mutimedia will not load on your page. If the filename in your directory is hot.mov and it is HOT.MOV in your page the movie will not load. File names and passwords are case sensitive.\n3) You have to add the multimedia to by adding some HTML or JavaScript code to the HTML source code of the page.
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There are a number of reason for this:\n\n1. Perhaps the picture that is to be displayed is no more available at its location.\n\n2. Perhaps you are accessing pictures from a website that are not permissible by your network.\n\n3. Perhaps the server that you are accessing is not transmitting pictures within the defined time set by your browser.\n\n4. In case this is happening with all the pics then you need to configure your browser to allow pictures to be viewed.\n\nI am sure you will be able to identify your problem from any of the above.
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What programming language do you have enabled? please don't say html, javascript, css, those aren't programming languages. limited perl cgi like in tripod wont work either.
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When a blank box with a red x appears, that means Internet Explorer can't find them.  Either they don't exist (it's their fault) or there's something wrong with the Internet on your end.  Either way, you won't be able to access that picture without doing some complicated stuff (or using a friend's PC).
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maybe you have a pop up blocker installed and it prevents it from opening. Just add the site to the white list in you popup blocker menu (My pop up blocker does that)
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it could either be a firewall thing or you may have a pop up blocker.  losten up your firewall protection or turn off your popup blocker, it should fix the problem. if it doesn't then try updating your browser, there may be items on the page that your computer can not display with an outdated browser or other internet tools
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http://www.acetheinterview.com/cgi-bin/answers.cgi?action=answers&number=3&topic=000013.ubb&q_id=13\n\nhttp://www.techinterviews.com/index.php?cat=14
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<img src="yourimage.gif" width=XXX height=XXX alt="text for people who cant see images"></img>\n\nJust replace the stuff in there. If pointing to another place with the picture on the internet put in the entire address instead of the filename.\n\nThere are more things such as align that can be used within the img tag as well.
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maybe your yahoo videos arent permitted by your firewall try checking it out.
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There was probably a blip between your computer and the HGTV server...I just tried the site and it's up now!
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From what I understand from your question, it sounds like this is just a picture or graphic that couldn't load. If it is a picture as a link, you should still be able to click on the link...
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Try not to use the embed command as it is not part of the specs for modern html.\n\nThe following is a fully compliant, modern alternative.\n\n<object type="application / x-shockwave-flash" data="/movie.swf" title="Flash movie">\n<param name="movie" value="/movie.swf" />\n<img src="/images/backup.gif" alt="Alternate image text" />\n</object>\n\n(remove the spaces from "application / x-shockwave-flash" as this site wont let it through without)
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it is your setting in you browser. goto tools, and either options or prefances (depending on your browser) and find "display images" or something like that and make sure it is on! done
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Have you tried dumping your browser's cache, along with your temporary internet files? \n\nI don't know if this is even the right advice, but it HAS helped me when web pages started acting "funny" on me. I have not, however, run into the specific problem you mentioned. But hopefully you'll get to the bottom of it! :)