Thread: JPEG problem

Maybe I need to start a new thread rather than raising another question in the same window of my last question. Anyway, many thanks for your quick reply, VodaHost. There are a number of well-designed websites constructed with BV as I found out myself.

I still have a couple of questions. The first one is I cannot preview JPEG format images that were inserted in BV. They are invisible except the blank frames in the preview IE window. Is there anything to do with the images that were scanned from pictures rather than taken from digital cameras? The second one is if I am able to build a Forum as good as this one through CPanel after I join in.

BTW, the BlueVoda 8.0 is really wonderful. Thank again.

Cheers

1) I don't know what you have done, publish the page and provide a link
and we will llok at the code.

2) The only reason you say this is a good forum is because of the articles
and community contributions. Without the above this forum would be dead
and you would not call it good. This we can not help with. But we do provide
a forum script for you to satrt your own. Please click the below....

http://www.vodahost.com/tut_phpbb.htm

Originally Posted by VodaHost

1) I don't know what you have done, publish the page and provide a link
and we will llok at the code.

2) The only reason you say this is a good forum is because of the articles
and community contributions. Without the above this forum would be dead
and you would not call it good. This we can not help with. But we do provide
a forum script for you to satrt your own. Please click the below....

http://www.vodahost.com/tut_phpbb.htm

I am amazed by your super quick reply, VodaHost. Thanks again for your excellent service. In relation to publishing that page, do I have to purchase your web hosting service first in order to do so? I still have a lot of editing work to do with BV before publishing my site. Anyway, I trust your service and will take action if you say yes.

Regarding the forum, I actually like to know if I can build a forum similiar to yours in terms of format through CPanel.

Regards

We provide all our customers with a forum script called phpBB,
it is very powerful and robust and will meet all your needs. We
use a Enterprise Level forum script called vBulletin, that costs
US$160, you do not need to go this this extreme if you are
just starting out, phpBB will more than meet your needs.