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I changed one of the homepage blocks (the images below the rotating images) and it is not working anymore. I pulled up the previous block and replaced the image with a different one. Now when you load the homepage, it is a broken image and the url where the browser is attempting to load the image is pointing to a directory on the server that does not exist and the file name is the file name of the image to the left of it. It is acting very strange and I don't know how to fix it.
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#2 | Screen shot 2011-04-10 at 1.45.42 PM.png | 457.23 KB | clcheatw |
#2 | Screen shot 2011-04-10 at 1.49.34 PM.png | 58.46 KB | clcheatw |
#2 | Screen shot 2011-04-10 at 1.49.46 PM.png | 35.47 KB | clcheatw |
Comments
Comment #1
drupalninja99 CreditAttribution: drupalninja99 commentedDo you have a screenshot? I guess you used the IMCE wysiwyg button to upload the image, right? But now it's just showing a broken image? You also might want to grab the source and paste it in using the (code)(/code) tags.
For instance here is the default copy you'd see in the winter sermons block:
If you wanted to change that out I would delete everything and upload a new IMCE image in there.
Comment #2
clcheatw CreditAttribution: clcheatw commentedLook at the attached images. The broken image is pointing to http://fbcwilliams.org/images/homepage/live_streaming_logo.png which this directory doesn't even exist on the server.
Comment #3
drupalninja99 CreditAttribution: drupalninja99 commentedlooks like you figured this out, the website looks really good.