Here we go again.....I am a webmaster and put many pictures up for the Elton John band. Recently, all of sudden, when I go to load a picture on the front page of Delphi, instead of the picture, I get an "x" in the box.
Before I load the picture, I make a seperate website to put the pictures in, and then load the site onto Cox.net. In the past, when I have had an"x" in a box, it meant that my address associated with the website had expired. Well, I am up to date and everything is working. But when I went to load a new picture tonight, all I get is the "x" again. Cox tells me everything is ok. Has anyone else had this problem? I am running Windows Vista 64 bit and have only incountered this problem once. Now it's back.
To see the website where I am trying to load the picture, go to :
http://forums.delphiforums.com/n/nav/start.asp?webtag=deenigel
I hope someone can advise. Thanks.
Before I load the picture, I make a seperate website to put the pictures in, and then load the site onto Cox.net. In the past, when I have had an"x" in a box, it meant that my address associated with the website had expired. Well, I am up to date and everything is working. But when I went to load a new picture tonight, all I get is the "x" again. Cox tells me everything is ok. Has anyone else had this problem? I am running Windows Vista 64 bit and have only incountered this problem once. Now it's back.
To see the website where I am trying to load the picture, go to :
http://forums.delphiforums.com/n/nav/start.asp?webtag=deenigel
I hope someone can advise. Thanks.
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