OK, I am a little stumped here.
I have changed my way of showing our race results on our website.
See: Pointscore results 2015-16 | Wallagoot Lake Boat Club
Pointscore results 2015-16 | Wallagoot Lake Boat Club
Pointscore 01 Pointscore 02 Pointscore 03 Pointscore 04 Pointscore 05 Pointscore 06 Pointscore 07 Pointscore 08 Pointscore 09 Pointscore 10 Points…
View on wlbc.org.au
Preview by Yahoo
What I do is publish the results to my browser (firefox), the right click it and ‘Save page as’ an htm file. I then pop that htm file into our clubs webpage.
The problem is that I no longer get the sailwave emblem (or our club’s emblem) on the page. I do note that these pictures are saved locally into a folder when I save the page, showing the emblems locally but not on the web.
Any ideas would be appreciated
Cheers
Hi Robert,
You need to store the images on a Internet server and link to them from Sailwave.
Peter
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On Apr 10, 2016 02:27, “robert.d.morton@gmail.com [sailwave]” sailwave@yahoogroups.com wrote:
OK, I am a little stumped here.
I have changed my way of showing our race results on our website.
See: Pointscore results 2015-16 | Wallagoot Lake Boat Club
Pointscore results 2015-16 | Wallagoot Lake Boat Club
Pointscore 01 Pointscore 02 Pointscore 03 Pointscore 04 Pointscore 05 Pointscore 06 Pointscore 07 Pointscore 08 Pointscore 09 Pointscore 10 Points…
View on wlbc.org.au
Preview by Yahoo
What I do is publish the results to my browser (firefox), the right click it and ‘Save page as’ an htm file. I then pop that htm file into our clubs webpage.
The problem is that I no longer get the sailwave emblem (or our club’s emblem) on the page. I do note that these pictures are saved locally into a folder when I save the page, showing the emblems locally but not on the web.
Any ideas would be appreciated
Cheers
Hi Robert - First, there is an option to save to file in the publish routine, so you could publish direct to a file which you can then send to your web site.
While writing the reply I see Peter has just replied and is correct the images need to be somewhere they can be accessed by anyone and the link in your Sailwave file needs to be configured to point to them.
Often this is somewhere on your web server but it doesn’t have to be it can be any web location that can host the image.
Looking at one of your files http://wlbc.org.au/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/Pointscore-01.htm
Examining the source code for this shows that its looking for the following image
![Inline images 1]()
http://wlbc.org.au/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/Pointscore-01_files/swlogo66.png
This is where you have it configured to look for the image. But it would probably be simpler to have just one image somewhere and always use that.
The concept to remember is that the webpage does not contain the image it contains a pointer to the image.
Hope this helps - Jon
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Jon Eskdale
07530 112233
Skype “eskdale”
On 10 April 2016 at 09:27, robert.d.morton@gmail.com [sailwave] sailwave@yahoogroups.com wrote:
OK, I am a little stumped here.
I have changed my way of showing our race results on our website.
See: Pointscore results 2015-16 | Wallagoot Lake Boat Club
Pointscore results 2015-16 | Wallagoot Lake Boat Club
Pointscore 01 Pointscore 02 Pointscore 03 Pointscore 04 Pointscore 05 Pointscore 06 Pointscore 07 Pointscore 08 Pointscore 09 Pointscore 10 Points…
View on wlbc.org.au
Preview by Yahoo
What I do is publish the results to my browser (firefox), the right click it and ‘Save page as’ an htm file. I then pop that htm file into our clubs webpage.
The problem is that I no longer get the sailwave emblem (or our club’s emblem) on the page. I do note that these pictures are saved locally into a folder when I save the page, showing the emblems locally but not on the web.
Any ideas would be appreciated
Cheers
Thanks Jon & Peter,
I have changed the images to be on the WLBC webpage and the sailwave points to those images (at http://wlbc.org.au/race-results-3/).
That seems to work when publishing the results in sailwave, but when I attempt to copy the webpage in firefox I lose the images
I also note that ‘edge’ is sticking it’s talons into my browser and tries to take over. I am not sure if this means anything
Publishing direct to a file does not seem to work either
I will try again tomorrow
Rob Morton
Pambula NSW Australia
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From: sailwave@yahoogroups.com [mailto:sailwave@yahoogroups.com]
Sent: Sunday, 10 April 2016 19:36
To: sailwave@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [sailwave] Icons on webpage
Hi Robert - First, there is an option to save to file in the publish routine, so you could publish direct to a file which you can then send to your web site.
While writing the reply I see Peter has just replied and is correct the images need to be somewhere they can be accessed by anyone and the link in your Sailwave file needs to be configured to point to them.
Often this is somewhere on your web server but it doesn’t have to be it can be any web location that can host the image.
Looking at one of your files http://wlbc.org.au/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/Pointscore-01.htm
Examining the source code for this shows that its looking for the following image
![Inline images 1]()
http://wlbc.org.au/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/Pointscore-01_files/swlogo66.png
This is where you have it configured to look for the image. But it would probably be simpler to have just one image somewhere and always use that.
The concept to remember is that the webpage does not contain the image it contains a pointer to the image.
Hope this helps - Jon
Jon Eskdale
07530 112233
Skype “eskdale”
On 10 April 2016 at 09:27, robert.d.morton@gmail.com [sailwave] sailwave@yahoogroups.com wrote:
OK, I am a little stumped here.
I have changed my way of showing our race results on our website.
See: Pointscore results 2015-16 | Wallagoot Lake Boat Club
Pointscore results 2015-16 | Wallagoot Lake Boat Club
Pointscore 01 Pointscore 02 Pointscore 03 Pointscore 04 Pointscore 05 Pointscore 06 Pointscore 07 Pointscore 08 Pointscore 09 Pointscore 10 Points…
View on wlbc.org.au
Preview by Yahoo
What I do is publish the results to my browser (firefox), the right click it and ‘Save page as’ an htm file. I then pop that htm file into our clubs webpage.
The problem is that I no longer get the sailwave emblem (or our club’s emblem) on the page. I do note that these pictures are saved locally into a folder when I save the page, showing the emblems locally but not on the web.
Any ideas would be appreciated
Cheers
Hi Rob - If you publish to a file and then open that file - if you have the path to the image correct - then it will work. - Jon
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On 11 April 2016 at 12:50, ‘Rob Morton - ozemail’ robmorton@ozemail.com.au [sailwave] sailwave@yahoogroups.com wrote:
Thanks Jon & Peter,
I have changed the images to be on the WLBC webpage and the sailwave points to those images (at http://wlbc.org.au/race-results-3/).
That seems to work when publishing the results in sailwave, but when I attempt to copy the webpage in firefox I lose the images
I also note that ‘edge’ is sticking it’s talons into my browser and tries to take over. I am not sure if this means anything
Publishing direct to a file does not seem to work either
I will try again tomorrow
Rob Morton
Pambula NSW Australia
From: sailwave@yahoogroups.com [mailto:sailwave@yahoogroups.com]
Sent: Sunday, 10 April 2016 19:36
To: sailwave@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [sailwave] Icons on webpage
Hi Robert - First, there is an option to save to file in the publish routine, so you could publish direct to a file which you can then send to your web site.
While writing the reply I see Peter has just replied and is correct the images need to be somewhere they can be accessed by anyone and the link in your Sailwave file needs to be configured to point to them.
Often this is somewhere on your web server but it doesn’t have to be it can be any web location that can host the image.
Looking at one of your files http://wlbc.org.au/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/Pointscore-01.htm
Examining the source code for this shows that its looking for the following image
http://wlbc.org.au/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/Pointscore-01_files/swlogo66.png
This is where you have it configured to look for the image. But it would probably be simpler to have just one image somewhere and always use that.
The concept to remember is that the webpage does not contain the image it contains a pointer to the image.
Hope this helps - Jon
Jon Eskdale
07530 112233
Skype “eskdale”
On 10 April 2016 at 09:27, robert.d.morton@gmail.com [sailwave] sailwave@yahoogroups.com wrote:
OK, I am a little stumped here.
I have changed my way of showing our race results on our website.
See: Pointscore results 2015-16 | Wallagoot Lake Boat Club
Pointscore results 2015-16 | Wallagoot Lake Boat Club
Pointscore 01 Pointscore 02 Pointscore 03 Pointscore 04 Pointscore 05 Pointscore 06 Pointscore 07 Pointscore 08 Pointscore 09 Pointscore 10 Points…
View on wlbc.org.au
Preview by Yahoo
What I do is publish the results to my browser (firefox), the right click it and ‘Save page as’ an htm file. I then pop that htm file into our clubs webpage.
The problem is that I no longer get the sailwave emblem (or our club’s emblem) on the page. I do note that these pictures are saved locally into a folder when I save the page, showing the emblems locally but not on the web.
Any ideas would be appreciated
Cheers
Jon Eskdale
07530 112233
Skype “eskdale”
