Wed, 2011-09-14 17:36
hey people,
i have a problem with the photo gallery.
on pages 6.html , 7.html , and 8.html some photos are not visible even though they are successful uploaded to images folder of public_html. i have also checked the codes but could not see anything wrong.
i cannot solve this by myself as i don't see anything wrong.
do you have any idea about why some photos are not visible?
photos that are not visible:
76.jpg
77.jpg
78.jpg
79.jpg
81.jpg
82.jpg
83.jpg
84.jpg
85.jpg
86.jpg
93.jpg
94.jpg
95.jpg
96.jpg
97.jpg
98.jpg
99.jpg
100.jpg
101.jpg
102.jpg
103.jpg
104.jpg
105.jpg
106.jpg
107.jpg
http://tercume.pro/gallery6.html
http://tercume.pro/gallery7.html
http://tercume.pro/gallery8.html
p.s. don't worry about the other links on the page this is not the real site
Wed, 2011-09-14 19:03
#1
trouble shot! those files got
trouble shot!
those files got a CAPITALIZED jpg extensions. example: for images/kw/093.jpg, the actual file is images/kw/093.JPG
now the question is how can i change the actual jpeg file without touching the code?
hey people,
i have a problem with the photo gallery.
on pages 6.html , 7.html , and 8.html some photos are not visible even though they are successful uploaded to images folder of public_html. i have also checked the codes but could not see anything wrong.
i cannot solve this by myself as i don't see anything wrong.
do you have any idea about why some photos are not visible?
photos that are not visible:
76.jpg
77.jpg
78.jpg
79.jpg
81.jpg
82.jpg
83.jpg
84.jpg
85.jpg
86.jpg
93.jpg
94.jpg
95.jpg
96.jpg
97.jpg
98.jpg
99.jpg
100.jpg
101.jpg
102.jpg
103.jpg
104.jpg
105.jpg
106.jpg
107.jpg
http://tercume.pro/gallery6.html
http://tercume.pro/gallery7.html
http://tercume.pro/gallery8.html
p.s. don't worry about the other links on the page this is not the real site
Wed, 2011-09-14 19:14
#2
got it.. from the windows
got it..
from the windows folder option i just had to uncheck "hide file extensions.." now i can change the extensions.
Wed, 2011-09-14 19:14
#3
got it.. from the windows
got it..
from the windows folder option i just had to uncheck "hide file extensions.." now i can change the extensions.
Wed, 2011-09-14 20:06
#4
Ack! Windows is a juvenile
Ack! Windows is a juvenile os, or maybe just made for juveniles. 
Since your server has a modern os, you can use ssh to enter the image directory and run the following one-liner to change all JPG extensions to jpg.
$ for f in *JPG; do mv $f `basename $f JPG`jpg; done
Be sure to test first.
cheers,
gary