Rails - Jul 2006 - Image don''t show up when i run my Rails with webrick server

can yah help me, i need to fix this...

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Kenji wrote:
> can yah help me, i need to fix this...
>
>   
I think we need a bit more information to be able to help you... where 
are the images?  what code is supposed to show it?  if you view the 
source of the html file, is there a link to the picture in it....

cheers
mohit

Mohit Sindhwani wrote:
> Kenji wrote:
>> can yah help me, i need to fix this...
>>
>>   
> I think we need a bit more information to be able to help you... where
> are the images?  what code is supposed to show it?  if you view the
> source of the html file, is there a link to the picture in it....
> 
> cheers
> mohit
I create a rhtml file in dreamweaver where i include images, it was in 
the same folder of that RHTML file i made...

this are the error

Routing error

Recognition failed for "/index.jpg"

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Kenji wrote:
> Mohit Sindhwani wrote:
>   
>> Kenji wrote:
>>     
>>> can yah help me, i need to fix this...
>>>
>>>   
>>>       
>> I think we need a bit more information to be able to help you... where
>> are the images?  what code is supposed to show it?  if you view the
>> source of the html file, is there a link to the picture in it....
>>
>> cheers
>> mohit
>>     
>
> I create a rhtml file in dreamweaver where i include images, it was in 
> the same folder of that RHTML file i made...
>
> this are the error
>
> Routing error
>
> Recognition failed for "/index.jpg"
>   
A couple of things may help you get started:
1. By default, images are supposed to go into the "public/images"
under
your application''s root directory.  When rhtml files are processed,
that
will be where they will search for the images first.  If you place the 
images in another directory, your code will need to change.
2. If you do a view source in your browser on the page that is 
generated, is there any reference to the image files?  Are the image 
files in that directory?

Can you paste the relevant portion of your rhtml file?
Cheers
Mohit.

Thanks, i already figured it out... im just new in RoR so i havent read 
it about the public folder... thanks anyway dude. it was nice of you 
helping ne...


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