Page rendering problem

I run IIS 5.1 under windows XP pro to provide Intranet
services to my household.
I have written a gallery page that uses jscript to
display sets of thumbnails which can then be clicked to
view in a full screen window.
When run directly from hard disk (by double clicking the
icon in windows explorer) the browser renders the page
properly and everything works.
When run via IIS (by accessing the link from my home
page) the thumbnails display always with the same wrong
layout with: some missing, or some duplicated, or some
miss-ordered.

Does anybody know the cause of this and how I correct it.

Thanks

Steve

Make sure that you have relative references for images etc, eg:

<img src="/images/myImage.gif" height="20" width="20">

not physical references, ie not:

<img src="c:\documents and settings\myImage.gif">

Otherwise, check that your HTML is valid:
http://validator.w3.org

All IIS does is send the HTML source to the browser. It is up to the browser
to render the stuff.

Cheers
Ken

"Steve Brunsdon" <stevebrunsdon9.RemoveThis@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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: I run IIS 5.1 under windows XP pro to provide Intranet
: services to my household.
: I have written a gallery page that uses jscript to
: display sets of thumbnails which can then be clicked to
: view in a full screen window.
: When run directly from hard disk (by double clicking the
: icon in windows explorer) the browser renders the page
: properly and everything works.
: When run via IIS (by accessing the link from my home
: page) the thumbnails display always with the same wrong
: layout with: some missing, or some duplicated, or some
: miss-ordered.
:
: Does anybody know the cause of this and how I correct it.
:
: Thanks
:
: Steve