Code not transferring to live site

[Truska]

Hi

I have added some code using custom properties to add 3 images to the top of the page on the site. The idea is to have different images in different sections. When previewed locally, within Actinic and using Preview Page and catalog, it works fine.
When I load the site to the server it is dropping some of the code - see below

<p align="right">
<img src="CUSTOMVAR:TOPIMAGE1" width="60" height="60" border="0">&nbsp;
<img src="CUSTOMVAR:TOPIMAGE2" width="120" height="60" border="0">&nbsp;
<img src="CUSTOMVAR:TOPIMAGE3" width="60" height="60" border="0">
</p>

Now when I view source I get the following:-

<p align="right">
<img src="top-image3.jpg" width="60" height="60" border="0"> &nbsp;
 &nbsp;
<img src="top-image4.jpg" width="60" height="60" border="0">
</p>

Any ideas on how or why this may be happening?
The images all exist and have been loaded to the server and, as I say, it is OK locally.

Site loaded to http://217.114.171.184

Any help greatly appreciated.

Thanks

[wjcampbe]

I could not see the problem - all the pages I visited had the three images in the top right corner, though in one the image was a yellow square with the red number 4. Can you provide a deeplink to the page where you see the problem?

[Truska]

Thanks for your response

I have, based on your comments, tried it on several other computers (Win 98 and XP) and, as you say, it seems OK. The faulty one is Win2K.

The yellow box with a 4 is just one of the original images I created to set up and test the code - the real images are gradually feeding through from the client.

But how can I explain the SAME page actually arriving differently on different machines, not down to browser compatibility, but actual different code. I have made other changes to the page and they have come through so I assume it is not a Cache problem.

I have to be doing somthing very silly here - don't I? - the url I checked was emailed from the Win2K PC to the good ones so there is no difference in the URL.

I will test some other computers, on different ISP connections and hopefully it is just a local anomaly.......!!!!!

Thanks anyway - I can rest knowing it is not a serious problem (I hope)

Thanks again

[wjcampbe]

David, what happens when you refresh the browser on the Win2k - if you still get the page with the missing code, then your ISP may be cacheing pages at the first request.

[Truska]

Same ISP and connection (on a network with router) for all PC's - will try from another connection later this evening.
Have refreshed many times, also made other, text, changes to the pages and they come throuigh OK so that, I guess, rules out a Caching problem at any stage of the process.
Very Wierd is it not....
Never mind - important thing is that it seems to work on other systems.
Am heading off now to try on another system - any problems will get back to this in the morning.

Thanks for now