I have Dreamweaver MX. I had my site up and running on my work site on
Netfirms, but when I switched it over to its new host. A lot of links broke and
now I cannot get my AutoCAD files to be opened. I get the error that the page
cannot be found. I've looked online, bought books, called support, and I am
stumped. The files are loaded and linked. I've checked all links on my site. I
had a problem before on Netfirms and found how to fixed it by adding "Download"
in front of AutoCad. Any suggestions are welcome. It's acting like the files
are not loaded. Here is the site.
http://69.80.208.228/asmproductscom/...%20details.htm

Thank you for your time.

This file is not on the server -

http://69.80.208.228/asmproductscom/...re%20Panel.dwg

(that's where the link is pointing)

Your extravagant use of spaces in your file/pathnames is a bit risky,
although I don't think that is the cause in this case. You are on Windows
servers so, you don't have a case problem in your names. Double check to
make sure the files are where you say they should be....

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"SIZR Studio" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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>I have Dreamweaver MX. I had my site up and running on my work site on
> Netfirms, but when I switched it over to its new host. A lot of links
> broke and
> now I cannot get my AutoCAD files to be opened. I get the error that the
> page
> cannot be found. I've looked online, bought books, called support, and I
> am
> stumped. The files are loaded and linked. I've checked all links on my
> site. I
> had a problem before on Netfirms and found how to fixed it by adding
> "Download"
> in front of AutoCad. Any suggestions are welcome. It's acting like the
> files
> are not loaded. Here is the site.
> http://69.80.208.228/asmproductscom/...%20details.htm
>
> Thank you for your time.
>

Thank you for replying. The files have been uploaded via dreamweaver. Just to
make sure, I deleted them and then readded them. I'm still not having any luck
and I don't know how else to check to see if they are really uploaded.

Any suggestions? I'll keeping looking.

This is my test site where the links worked fine. It is just on this new host that the autocad files are not working.

http://www.sizrstudio.com/af%20details.htm

On the page where the links fail, this is your markup -

<a href="autocad/CS-5000%20-%20MC%20Series%20-%20Bare%20Panel.dwg"

and on the page where the links succeed, this is your markup -

<a
href="/autocad/CS-1103%20-%20AF200%20Panel%20-%20Tiled%20-%20Smart-Trim.dwg"

One of the links is document relative. The other is root relative. So,
more has changed than just the host. In this case, that doesn't matter
since the documents are simply NOT on the host in that location.

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"SIZR Studio" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> This is my test site where the links worked fine. It is just on this new
> host that the autocad files are not working.
>
> http://www.sizrstudio.com/af%20details.htm

I know if's different than before. I've been trying out different answers I
found, and trying about anything to try to find something that would work. It
definitely wont if the files are not loaded. I don't know how to load them if
dreamweaver didn't do it. All my other links work.

Select them in your local site using DW's file panel, and use DW's PUT
option. If you DON'T put them explicitly, DW will not do it for you.

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"SIZR Studio" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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>I know if's different than before. I've been trying out different answers I
> found, and trying about anything to try to find something that would work.
> It
> definitely wont if the files are not loaded. I don't know how to load them
> if
> dreamweaver didn't do it. All my other links work.
>

I finally got them on, but I had to winzip them and then upload them. They
would not load as AutoCAD files for reason. I could load images and anything
else I put in the same folder, just not them.


Thank you for your help.

http://www.asmproducts.com/fs%20details.htm

SIZR Studio wrote:
> I finally got them on, but I had to winzip them and then upload them. They
> would not load as AutoCAD files for reason. I could load images and anything
> else I put in the same folder, just not them.
>
>
> Thank you for your help.
>
> http://www.asmproducts.com/fs%20details.htm

You need to setup your server with the correct mime type for dwg files.
Without it the server won't know how to deliver the content to the browser.

Here is a list of mime types that may help you:
http://www.hostmysite.com/support/de...iis/mimetypes/

Steve