So I updated Rapidweaver. I opened my document, exported it to a folder. When I open the exported files in the folder the sites open but all the images are missing showing broken images with the blue icon. It loads perfectly fine in Rapidweaver but if I preview or export, it just shows broken images.
I didn’t do anything apart from updating. Tried downgrading it doesn’t make a difference now.
Right so I exported the files to a folder and it is showing the images as broken files. I right click on a broken image and ask it show me the path to the image files. Elements is adding @0 to the filename so it is not linking correctly to the image stored in the folder. Any idea how to manually correct each file? Now spent four hours trying to sort out this mess will no fix in sight.
Hi @Lampfancy,
Can you share your project via Elements Cloud and post the link so we can take a look?
I am sorry I can’t as the files are confidential. Basically I updated elements and I found that the images on the page aren’t opening and showing as missing or link broken because Elements has decided to change the file name of the images in the code of the document by adding @0 to the end of the name of the .jpeg files. So therefore when the browser loads up the page it has the wrong file name of the files. It is doing this in preview and when exporting the file. Is there any way to edit the file name in document’s html to remove the @0 from the file name. Thanks.
Could you email the project to forumsupport@realmacsoftware.com?
Hello Dan - The files are confidential. Is there anyway to fix this or do I have to recreate the page from scratch again. The pictures which also act as links are all present in the Application. When I hit preview or export, they appear as broken images. When I look at where they are pointing to I find that Elements has added @0 to the name of the .jpeg in the code and therefore the jpegs don’t load as the exported html file has the wrong filenames. Is this something you have encountered before?
To give you an example, the html exported by Elements is saying resources/images/pagevioletdream@0.jpg and it should say resources/images/pagevioletdream.jpg. If I manually change it in the url bar it will load the files from the resources/images/ folder as they are all there.
Why is Elements doing this to me?
Also if I redrop the images in, it doesn’t make any difference.