Not telling Image Freeze the folder the image actually resides in.
Here's the original sample. For this one, I put the original webpage and the image in the same folder called 'test'.
http://www.imagefreeze.com/test/
Then I ran them, without putting in any folder info, and the results are as follows:
http://www.imagefreeze.com/test/index_autourl.htm
http://www.imagefreeze.com/test/index_simple_url.htm
The problem? Java doesn't intrepret html code the same way as a browser, so instead of looking for the image here:
http://www.imagefreeze.com/test/DBOXsmall128[1].gif
It's actually trying to find it here:
http://www.imagefreeze.com/DBOXsmall128[1].gif
And the result is the red 'x' you see above.
Solutions:
A. When using the simple url encoder, always include the folder the image is actually residing in. In the above case, you would put '/test/' in the dialogue box that asks which folder is the image residing in. When you do that, now the picture shows up as like this:
http://www.imagefreeze.com/index_autourl_fixed.htm
B. When using the simple url encoder, simply place the image in the root folder, or edit the img tag to include the folder path to the actual image (in this case, '/test/'. When I did that to the example above, the image now shows like this:
http://www.imagefreeze.com/index_simpleurl_fixed.htm
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