What happens if you type in a known path to a file in your browser?
http://live.example.com/Resources/foo.jpg
(Obviously adjust for your real resource path.) What happens then? Does this problem travel if you try using another computer, or one of the browser test services like NetRenderer?
I’ve used a couple of different hosting providers who offer this service (any folder in your web root becomes a subdomain). It usually works completely transparently.
The only other thing I would check is whether you are making this folder in Freeway or not. If you added a folder in your Sites pane of Freeway called live, and then moved all of your pages into that, and then uploaded, then I can imagine a case where this would not work. Freeway may move the pages, but simply create relative links to the original Resources folder in the site root:
img src="../Resources/foo.jpg
…rather than moving the images. If you make the change (to upload into live/) in the Document Setup dialog instead, adding the /live part on to the end of the path there, and move all the pages back into the root, then this will not happen, and any images will be properly linked.
Walter
On Feb 18, 2012, at 11:48 AM, Robin Stark wrote:
I’m working on a redesign of a site. I’ve created a subdomain to work behind the scenes, but when I use the subdomain to access the site, the images don’t load. When I use the domain name with the folder after it, it loads just fine. Why?
Subdomain: http://live.bellevuerotary.net/
With folder following URL: http://www.bellevuerotary.net/live/
I’ve republished everything, the paths are all relative, and the images are definitely online. I don’t understand it.
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