Good morning,
I've a web page where I have put about 30 little images (4kb each)
coming from other sites, the problem is that not all are showed and the
images showed are random, I don't know if it is a problem of the http
protocol, but how I could solve the problem and force the browser to
load each image.
Many thanks for your help

Antonio D'Ottavio
www.etantonio.it/en

In our last episode, <etantonio@XXXXXXXXXX> pronounced to
alt.www.webmaster,microsoft.public.dotn...dotnet.general:

[groups trimmed, as half of them don't exist on my server, and 5 is
excessive]
[f'ups to aww]
> Good morning,

It's afternoon. :-)

> I've a web page where I have put about 30 little images (4kb each)
> coming from other sites,

With their permission, of course. Or are you stealing their bandwidth?

> the problem is that not all are showed and the
> images showed are random, I don't know if it is a problem of the http
> protocol, but how I could solve the problem

Without a URL it's impossible to say.

> and force the browser to load each image.

You can't force anything on the www, only suggest.

> Many thanks for your help

You're welcome.

--
Mark Parnell
http://clarkecomputers.com.au

etantonio@XXXXXXXXXX wrote:
> Good morning,
> I've a web page where I have put about 30 little images (4kb each)
> coming from other sites, the problem is that not all are showed and
> the images showed are random, I don't know if it is a problem of the
> http protocol, but how I could solve the problem and force the
> browser to load each image.
> Many thanks for your help
>
> Antonio D'Ottavio
> www.etantonio.it/en

Try testing the image files to see if you get a 404.  If the files
definitely exist, God knows.

The files are all present, there's no error 404.
Thanks the same

F-up to a.w.w.

Nik Coughin wrote:
> etantonio@XXXXXXXXXX wrote:
> 

> Try testing the image files to see if you get a 404.  If the files
> definitely exist, God knows.

Even if the file is not 404 when displayed by itself in a browser
window, it can still be 404 when called from a webpage.
The originating server can be configured to not display its images on
other sites by means of referrer checking.

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- Renato Russo -
Now playing: The Beatles - I'm So Tired

In Rome are 8:49 a.m. it's partially clouded but anyway I'll try to be
happy also if your answer it is not what I expected today. Bye

Antonio

etantonio@XXXXXXXXXX wrote:

> In Rome are 8:49 a.m. it's partially clouded but anyway I'll try to be
> happy also if your answer it is not what I expected today. Bye

Hi Antonio,

Can you please quote the bits of a message you are replying to?
I know Google Groups doesn't automatically do it when you press
"reply", but there is another reply button, that will do it.
Look here for a detailed explanation:

http://www.safalra.com/special/googlegroupsreply/

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Sonhos vem. Sonhos vão. O resto é imperfeito.
- Renato Russo -
Now playing: The Beatles - Honey Pie

Once upon a time *Els* wrote:

> etantonio@XXXXXXXXXX wrote:
> 
>
> Hi Antonio,
>
> Can you please quote the bits of a message you are replying to?
> I know Google Groups doesn't automatically do it when you press
> "reply", but there is another reply button, that will do it.
> Look here for a detailed explanation:
>
> http://www.safalra.com/special/googlegroupsreply/

I wonder if the developers at Google are stupid or just ignorant when
they don't have the quoting reply button as the first option? Heck,
the non quoting button is not needed at all!

After all they shuld be aware of the fact they are mirroring news
groups where most people use newsreaders, they are not mirroring web
based only forums. Can we start complaining to Google by mail? Any
suggestions for a mail address to a Google executive? :)

--
/Arne
Now killing all posts originating at GoogleGroups
Workaround: http://www.safalra.com/special/googlegroupsreply/
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Once upon a time *Els* wrote:

> Arne wrote:
> 
>
> Indeed. They advertise it as the 'quick' reply button, where you don't
> get an entire page in front of you just to reply...
> http://groups.google.com/intl/en/go...tour/index.html
> (scroll down to "reply faster")

If they only use a quoting reply button, replacing the 'quick' reply,
they wont need to advertise it either. :)

 
>
> And even if they would, those web based forums more often than not
> mess up the threading, which makes it even more difficult to find out
> to which message was replied.

That's right. Even if there is a "quote" button for eatch post, not
everybody understand to use that either.

 
>
> I've thought of mailing them about it, but just figured someone most
> likely already did that, so I didn't bother to try and find an
> address.. :-)

--
/Arne
Now killing all posts originating at GoogleGroups
Workaround: http://www.safalra.com/special/googlegroupsreply/
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Arne wrote:
> Once upon a time *Els* wrote:
> 
>
> If they only use a quoting reply button, replacing the 'quick' reply,
> they wont need to advertise it either. :)

This week I looked at the client that comes with Opera, having installed
8.5.  There's a "quick reply" button there, too.  I had no idea what it
does, but reading this thread I guess it's probably like the one in
Google.  I hope this doesn't spread any further.


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