Links to some jpg images not working

[Wilmdav]

https://www.dwtravel.epizy.com/auckland.html
Click on a thumbnail and a larger image should appear.
No error message just a blank space where the image should be.
And here is a link to another infinity page on which the links do work:
https://www.dwtravel.epizy.com/butterfly.html
My browser is Microsoft Edge but the same problem occurs in Chrome
Have tried clearing caches and browsing history etc
Using Filezilla to upload
Help would be appreciated

[ChrisPAR]

The images that work in your second page work because the links resolve correctly.

Going to your first page, for example https://www.dwtravel.epizy.com/NZ/auckland/03.html, it tries to load the file https://www.dwtravel.epizy.com/NZ/auckland/03.jpg, which does not seem to exist in the folder so it redirects to InfinityFree’s 404 page.

Please ensure that all your images exist in the folder from which the code is trying to load them.

[Oxy]

The server is case sensitive and it is not the same if jpg is in lowercase letters or uppercase JPG (extension)

FIX - or rename everything to lowercase letters and then edit the code
or edit code (src) so you call files exactly as they are named as well as the extension.

How to Name Files/folders

Do Not Use Special Characters

For best results, you should only use the letters a-z, A-Z, the numbers 0-9, hyphens (-), underscores (_) and periods (.). Any other character could get you in trouble, causing the file not to load or the page to load incorrectly.
it is best to use lowercase letters, also Do Not Use Any Spaces

[Wilmdav]

The images do exist in the “auckland” folder, according to Filezilla.

[ChrisPAR]

Read Oxy’s post above. The server is case-sensitive:

@Admin

Web hosting servers are case sensitive

The InfinityFree servers (like almost all hosting servers) run on a Linux operating system. And on Linux, the names of files and folders are case sensitive. This is different from Windows and MacOS, where files and folders are case insensitive.

This means that if you’re developing your website on Windows, you can refer to a file like http://example.com/background.jpg, and have a file called BackGround.JPG, and the URL will work. But when uploading this to a hosting server, this URL will suddenly return a 404 error.

Please be aware of this while developing on Windows or MacOS. It really helps if you are consistent with capitalization (e.g. never use any capital letters in file or folder names).

[Oxy]

example:

• http://www.dwtravel.epizy.com/NZ/auckland/03.jpg

vs

this works

• http://www.dwtravel.epizy.com/NZ/auckland/03.JPG

[Wilmdav]

Thanks, I will check that and come back shortly.

[Wilmdav]

Thanks that worked.