Templates & Folders & Files

[ironcate]

Hello there, can anyone help me?

I want to put some of my .htm files in folders but when I save a working .htm
file in a folder, there is one section in the template area that "images" will
not update to "../../images" automatically. So when I go to my navigation
buttons, a red 'x' appears.

For example:
alumni_on = new Image();
alumni_on.src = "images/bttn_alumni_on.gif";

Should update to:
alumni_on = new Image();
alumni_on.src = "../../images/bttn_alumni_on.gif";

A 3 page example (using the left/right arrows) is here:
<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge
href="http://www.berlinbrats.org/classes/1947/0001.htm

Any">[url]http://www.berlinbrats.org/classes/1947/0001.htm[/url]

Any</a> help is greatly appreciated! Thanks!
ironcate

[Murray *ACE*]

> I want to put some of my .htm files in folders but when I save a working

> .htm
> file in a folder, there is one section in the template area that "images"
> will
> not update to "../../images" automatically. So when I go to my navigation
> buttons, a red 'x' appears.

You are using DW Templates?

> alumni_on = new Image();
> alumni_on.src = "images/bttn_alumni_on.gif";
>

DW will not manage links within javascript. Why are you using non-DW
rollovers, anyhow?

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"ironcate" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Hello there, can anyone help me?
>
> I want to put some of my .htm files in folders but when I save a working
> .htm
> file in a folder, there is one section in the template area that "images"
> will
> not update to "../../images" automatically. So when I go to my navigation
> buttons, a red 'x' appears.
>
> For example:
> alumni_on = new Image();
> alumni_on.src = "images/bttn_alumni_on.gif";
>
> Should update to:
> alumni_on = new Image();
> alumni_on.src = "../../images/bttn_alumni_on.gif";
>
> A 3 page example (using the left/right arrows) is here:
> <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge
> href="http://www.berlinbrats.org/classes/1947/0001.htm
>
> Any">[url]http://www.berlinbrats.org/classes/1947/0001.htm[/url]
>
> Any</a> help is greatly appreciated! Thanks!
> ironcate
>

[ironcate]

Hello, and thank you for your quick response!
Yes, I am using Dreamweaver.

>DW will not manage links within javascript. Why are you using non-DW
>rollovers, anyhow?

Oh Dear! I didn't create this site and the original person is no longer
around. Looks like I will need to step back and work on the template. I don't
suppose it is as easy as copy/pasting the working "../../image" links, is it?
Unless you can give me some helpful starter points, you will probably find me
reading through the DW rollover forum.
Thanks again,
cate

[Murray *ACE*]

> I don't

> suppose it is as easy as copy/pasting the working "../../image" links, is
> it?

No, I don't think so, but then I don't know the HTML context of your
question without seeing your page(s).

> Unless you can give me some helpful starter points

Replace all IR/3rd party rollovers with DW rollovers.

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"ironcate" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
news:e4n1kn$71g$1@forums.macromedia.com...

> Hello, and thank you for your quick response!
> Yes, I am using Dreamweaver.
>

> >DW will not manage links within javascript. Why are you using non-DW
> >rollovers, anyhow?

> Oh Dear! I didn't create this site and the original person is no longer
> around. Looks like I will need to step back and work on the template. I
> don't
> suppose it is as easy as copy/pasting the working "../../image" links, is
> it?
> Unless you can give me some helpful starter points, you will probably find
> me
> reading through the DW rollover forum.
> Thanks again,
> cate
>