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I am transferring this issue from "text size diffrent on publishing" issue as this one needs a seperate thread of it's own.
I'm having some graphic object erratically replacing some other graphics for some undefined reasons in my published pages. For example, the graphic of a DVD cover on the top left corner in this page http://www.island-i.tv/sega.html being replaced by a button from this page http://www.island-i.tv/intkiosk_com.html
Some search in the pages brought the following possible cause:
bluevoda program generates names (dual names in case of rollover buttons) in the html codes of each object.
Two seperate graphics objects have the same name in the generated html codes which result in the final published page showing the same graphic instead of two different ones. The page which is published the last has the graphic object showing in priority. For instance, graphic A in page A would have a name like BV01024.png in its html code and graphic B in page C would have the same name generated. As both pages and their graphic objects are hosted in the same public_html folder and their can be only one object with that name, one of the pages would display its graphic wrongly.
Does anyone have any solutions to prevent this?
Jeetendra
I'm having some graphic object erratically replacing some other graphics for some undefined reasons in my published pages. For example, the graphic of a DVD cover on the top left corner in this page http://www.island-i.tv/sega.html being replaced by a button from this page http://www.island-i.tv/intkiosk_com.html
Some search in the pages brought the following possible cause:
bluevoda program generates names (dual names in case of rollover buttons) in the html codes of each object.
Two seperate graphics objects have the same name in the generated html codes which result in the final published page showing the same graphic instead of two different ones. The page which is published the last has the graphic object showing in priority. For instance, graphic A in page A would have a name like BV01024.png in its html code and graphic B in page C would have the same name generated. As both pages and their graphic objects are hosted in the same public_html folder and their can be only one object with that name, one of the pages would display its graphic wrongly.
Does anyone have any solutions to prevent this?
Jeetendra
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