Howdy newbusinessowner-ga,
There are no problems with your .htaccess file, nor is the problem in
the spaces in your files names, etc. The HTML on your pages is wrong
in that the code is pointing to the wrong pathnames relative to the
web pages in question.
First, this web page:
http://www.townicans.com/THEPLANS/CUSTOMPLANS/customhomeB.php
There are several ways to fix this problem, but the easiest/quickest
way is probably for you to do the following:
- in the folder/directory named: THEPLANS
- create/make a folder/directory named: images
- in the new folder/directory named: images
- put a copy of the file called: Townicanbar1.jpg
- also create/make a folder/directory named: BUTTONS
- put copies of these four files in the BUTTONS folder
drawbutton.gif
clubbutton.gif
flushbutton.gif
fullhousebutton.gif
The above will fix the problems with that web page.
As for the next page:
http://www.townicans.com/THEPLANS/theplans.php
The file named: custombutton.gif is not a valid GIF file at all, but
rather some type of text file. Check the file on your machine and
make sure it is a good GIF file and if it is then upload it again and
make sure it is in following folder/directory on your web server, or
make a new GIF file that is in the proper format and upload it.
Upload the custombutton.gif file to: /images/BUTTONS/
The same problem is going on with your home page.
http://www.townicans.com/
The following files are not GIF files but rather text files with .gif
extenders. Working versions need to be found/made and uploaded to the
main directory named: /images/
customspecial.gif
customspecial2.gif
customspecial3.gif
specialsignup.gif
specialsignup2.gif
The following file in /images/BUTTONS/ seems to be corrupt in the same
way as well.
customplan.jpg
As this is a diagnostic process, you might have questions for clarification
of this answer, so please do not hesitate in asking these questions before
you rate this answer.
Search strategy:
Examined site in question detail. I used to own and run my own Internet
Service Provider (ISP) company, so I am very familiar with these types of
problems.
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Request for Answer Clarification by
newbusinessowner-ga
on
17 Apr 2005 15:50 PDT
Your solution did not fix the problem, unfortunately.
We did the changes as your requested for the directories and it was
not fixed. I select randomly customspecial.gif and it is a gif. I
did a right click on it, and checked properties. All these items check
out once we delete the .htaccess file. Everything is now working
except our redirects...
When we remove the .htaccess file the problem goes away across the
website, but we can not get our redirects working. I had another
google question in that was to allow my site to redirect to urls.
Leaping Lizard helped me with that, but then we had this issue happen.
Our web hosting company said the following:
INTERLAND our hosting company said the following: "Thank you for
contacting Technical Support. Your images can not be viewed, due to
the .htaccess file you created. I(nterland) renamed it to 'htaccess'
instead of '.htaccess', and I was able to view the file. Additionally,
this I reviewed this error in your Error Logs:
mod_rewrite: maximum number of internal redirects reached.
Assumingconfiguration error. Use 'RewriteOptions MaxRedirects' to
increase the limit if neccessary.
Request exceeded the limit of 10 internal redirects due to
probableconfiguration error. Use 'LimitInternalRecursion' to increase
the limit if necessary. Use 'LogLevel debug' to get a backtrace."
I asked them to clarify, but they can't seem to be bothered.
I need the redirect to work for www.townicans.com/custom and
eventually for www.townicans.com/signup and I have these on 10,000
brochures. I'm at a loss now.
Can you help...please? We certainly understand your answer, but that
is not it...if you can give me a different redirect route..I'll go for
that. I do tip...I hope you can help!
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