jdMorgan
msg:4250995 | 4:53 pm on Jan 9, 2011 (gmt 0) |
There is no way we can tell from the information posted here...
Please tell us whether /wp-content/themes/theme1/images/pic1.gif is a correct URL-path, and if not, what the correct URL-path for that image should be.
It is possible that the configuration code supplied by WP might need to be adjusted for use with the new hosting company's servers.
Jim
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tangor
msg:4251160 | 5:14 am on Jan 10, 2011 (gmt 0) |
Locally? Is it possible we're looking dev (local) links embedded in active (hosted) pages? Made that mistake once!
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bongkph
msg:4251958 | 4:33 pm on Jan 11, 2011 (gmt 0) |
Hi, the path was correct and the image was displaying fine when web site is viewed. But why am I getting the error 404 on those images.
Even images located on /public_html/images/ are getting 404 errors on logs. Tried calling these images using both relative and absolute URL paths but still getting the errors.
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jdMorgan
msg:4253372 | 5:08 pm on Jan 14, 2011 (gmt 0) |
Some server configurations log the original status of an HTTP request -- the status indicated *before* any internal path rewriting is done.
Check your actual server response headers for these image requests using the "Live HTTP Headers" add-on for Firefox and Mozilla-based browsers. If the images are ataully returned with a 200-OK status, then contact your host and inquire as to why the server response status is 200-OK, while the logs indicate 404-Not Found.
Jim
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