AdRotator Images not Showing

[Jake]

I am currently developing an ASP.Net website for a client and one of the
users is not able to see images rendered by the AdRotator control. I have
other images on the page that are showing up. Most of them are being
displayed using the css background-image attribute. I looked over the HTML
that the AdRotator is spitting out but it all looks fine. I guess I'm
wondering if anyone has any idea about what would be stopping these images
from showing...?

FYI:
All of the images it shows are housed on the same web server under the same
application space.

Any help would be great.

:// Jake

[Jake]

After reviewing this more, it looks like the <img> tag that the AdRotator
renders is being stripped out of the source that one user downloads. When she
goes to 'view source' the entire <img> tag is not there. The <a> that
surrounds the <img> tag is there but for some reason the <img> tag is not. If
you have any suggestions, please let me know.

:// Jake

"Jake" wrote:

> I am currently developing an ASP.Net website for a client and one of the
> users is not able to see images rendered by the AdRotator control. I have
> other images on the page that are showing up. Most of them are being
> displayed using the css background-image attribute. I looked over the HTML
> that the AdRotator is spitting out but it all looks fine. I guess I'm
> wondering if anyone has any idea about what would be stopping these images
> from showing...?
>
> FYI:
> All of the images it shows are housed on the same web server under the same
> application space.
>
> Any help would be great.
>
> :// Jake

[[MSFT]]

Hello Jake,

Is there only one user who has this problem with same web page? If you have
the user type the url for the images files used by adrotator in IE
directly, can he see the images? Also, did images in adrotator disppeared
or only one?

Luke

[Jake]

It's not just one user. It seems now that it's the users that are on AOL. Any
ides on why the AdRotator would not render correctly if the user is using
AOL? My understanding is that the AdRotator just spits out an <img> tag. I
have other <img> tags on the page and the users can see those images. Just
not the ones that are rendered by the AdRotator. Any help would be great.

:// Jake

"[MSFT]" wrote:

> Hello Jake,
>
> Is there only one user who has this problem with same web page? If you have
> the user type the url for the images files used by adrotator in IE
> directly, can he see the images? Also, did images in adrotator disppeared
> or only one?
>
> Luke
>
>

[Jake]

Ok. We were wrong about the users using AOL. It's not only affecting people
on AOL. We're now starting to think that it may be some sort of ad blocker. I
have the images in a folder called Ads so I'm starting to think that an ad
blocker may be seeing that in the path for the image and totally removing the
<img> tag. I have made some changes here and am waiting for the user to let
me know if it's working. I'll keep you posted...

:// Jake

"Jake" wrote:

> It's not just one user. It seems now that it's the users that are on AOL. Any
> ides on why the AdRotator would not render correctly if the user is using
> AOL? My understanding is that the AdRotator just spits out an <img> tag. I
> have other <img> tags on the page and the users can see those images. Just
> not the ones that are rendered by the AdRotator. Any help would be great.
>
> :// Jake
>
> "[MSFT]" wrote:
>

> > Hello Jake,
> >
> > Is there only one user who has this problem with same web page? If you have
> > the user type the url for the images files used by adrotator in IE
> > directly, can he see the images? Also, did images in adrotator disppeared
> > or only one?
> >
> > Luke
> >
> >

[Jake]

Ok... Case closed. It turns out that the users Ad Blocker blocks all paths
that have the work ad in them. I've renamed the Ad folder to Rotate and
everything works. Hope this info helps someone else out.

:// Jake

"Jake" wrote:

> I am currently developing an ASP.Net website for a client and one of the
> users is not able to see images rendered by the AdRotator control. I have
> other images on the page that are showing up. Most of them are being
> displayed using the css background-image attribute. I looked over the HTML
> that the AdRotator is spitting out but it all looks fine. I guess I'm
> wondering if anyone has any idea about what would be stopping these images
> from showing...?
>
> FYI:
> All of the images it shows are housed on the same web server under the same
> application space.
>
> Any help would be great.
>
> :// Jake

[[MSFT]]

Thank you for information. This may help others with simaliar issues.

Luke

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"Jake" <jcarter@nospam.nospam> wrote in message
news:3F8BD8F5-1B08-4C8B-8E3E-AF15C35DBD70@microsoft.com...

>I am currently developing an ASP.Net website for a client and one of the
> users is not able to see images rendered by the AdRotator control. I have
> other images on the page that are showing up. Most of them are being
> displayed using the css background-image attribute. I looked over the HTML
> that the AdRotator is spitting out but it all looks fine. I guess I'm
> wondering if anyone has any idea about what would be stopping these images
> from showing...?
>
> FYI:
> All of the images it shows are housed on the same web server under the
> same
> application space.
>
> Any help would be great.
>
> :// Jake