Thread: Pictures in Gallery not showing up

Hi,
sometimes this happens and you have to delete the gallery and redo the whole thing so i did and republished changed files... its still not showing on my compter.. any ideas?

http://www.repairguysaz.com/see_our_work.html

Sarah

sorry... the last 3 sets arent showing up...

Your seeing it right.. weird.. it sucks that i cant see that.. i still cant see that... my husbands computer won't show it either... grrr... but thanks!

we still can't see them on our side.. had a couple people look from their end and they couldnt see it either.. the pop up works but the thumbnails are not showing up...
this is after deleting the old gallery and then redoing it completely...

Can only assume its your computers cache needs a clear out. All showing fine at my end. Download the free CC cleaner & give your machines a clear out. The link above is free, (File Hippo) but it seems like the main site is charging for it now.

the thumbnails are ALL showing up?

All images & all pop ups are showing at my end on this page http://www.repairguysaz.com/see_our_work.html

All working for me also.

I go to the link provided and see 8 lies, 4 pics in each line, before and after and at bottom I see 3 pics under tilling

ok how do i clean out my cash?

...several options but the one I find works well for me is this:
copy this line & paste into "between head tag" in the HTML window of your page properties:

<META HTTP-EQUIV="Pragma" CONTENT="no-cache">

the beauty is that once this code is in there you never have a caching problem again!!

Originally Posted by sperry73

ok how do i clean out my cash?

"Cash" Send me a check.

But you could also use the info supplied on a previous post in this thread by using the CCcleaner.

Would also not recomend the use of <META HTTP-EQUIV="Pragma" CONTENT="no-cache"> on a page with 35+ images as it will be slow loading for those without fast broadband.

Originally Posted by Collectors-info

Would also not recomend the use of <META HTTP-EQUIV="Pragma" CONTENT="no-cache"> on a page with 35+ images as it will be slow loading for those without fast broadband.

Thanks Chris, didn't know about that bit :)