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Home > Forums > Programmers > Web Development > Adobe: GoLive Forum

Image Map Problem

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TitanJeff (Instructor)

18 Mar 05 17:00

I've recently swithed from 4.0 to CS and now can't seem to get image map links to work.

I build them fine. They work in preview. Then they don't when I upload the page to the server.

Example: http://www.aimgrouponline.com/aimindex.html.

The top menu buttons are all live but don't work. I'm baffled.

Any help appreciated.

rickwells (TechnicalUser)

18 Mar 05 19:22

Have you uploaded the "CSSscriptLib" file ? Not sure if this is relevant but I vaguely recall problems relating to this file being missing.

TitanJeff (Instructor)

18 Mar 05 19:50

No. But I don't remember ever uploading them before. It may be something that didn't have to be done with 4.0?

Anything is worth a try.

rickwells (TechnicalUser)

19 Mar 05 16:13

This file is in the folder "Generated Itims". Best to upload the whole folder to maintain the path.

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