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    SRC= problems

    If i use the original actinic template with src= statements in it no problems on the upload but if you use a custom built template with no other src statements in it apart from the one from the original actinic template, actinic throws msg box saying there should be none,

    anyone got any ideas around this ?
    James
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    ModelPower.co.uk - Quality Batteries - Affordable Prices

    #2
    Get the same problem

    but, when the error occurs during upload, I am still able to click OK and go on with the upload. It, at least, is just a pain but not intolerable.
    J.A. Arroyo
    Web Developer
    Faithfully Raine & Shine
    http://www.raineandshine.com
    ja@raineandshine.com

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      #3
      I used to get this and it is solely due to having a RELATIVE link like

      <img src="/

      OR

      <a href="/index.html">

      on a button/image/text on your template (usually Act_Primary.html)

      If you can take all of these out of your Act_Primary template (and any others that might contain them) then you won't get this message.

      Cheers

      Jos
      Thanks

      Jos Medinger

      Tel : 01978 843 962
      www.internetology.co.uk
      Actinic / E-Commerce Hosting, Design & SEO
      ______________________________________

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        #4
        SRC Proplem

        The only srcs that are in there refer to the actinic java script and there in the origianal one and dont give any errors in the original one
        James
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        ModelPower.co.uk - Quality Batteries - Affordable Prices

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          #5
          There is a knowlege base article HERE which gives tips for not having this message appear.

          The message can also come from HREF attributes within <a> tags (hyperlinks) so it is worth checking these as well. A link to a home page that is somewhere on your server will be enough to trigger the message.

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            #6
            My header

            refers to images on the site and is an html table with images rather than just one image. That is where it seems to come from.

            I am also having a pesky problem with trying to insert code for tracking into the ACT_Primary. It would be SO much easier if I could insert it but, unfortunately, when I insert this (invisible) code, the page dynamics goes Nuts! I have been able to insert it page by page by enclosing it in !!< .. and >!! marks on the page. I would just like to get away from having it inserted manually on every page.

            Ideas?
            J.A. Arroyo
            Web Developer
            Faithfully Raine & Shine
            http://www.raineandshine.com
            ja@raineandshine.com

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              #7
              Jarryo,

              The Act_Primary file controls the start and finsih of all code on you actinic generated pages and any tracking script in here will be included on every page

              Beware however tht the script you're using doesn't intefere with the Actinic forms that this page generates...

              If possible, put the script right before the closing </body> tag of the page so that it is outside any sensitive Actinic areas

              Jos
              Thanks

              Jos Medinger

              Tel : 01978 843 962
              www.internetology.co.uk
              Actinic / E-Commerce Hosting, Design & SEO
              ______________________________________

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