What is the "address" of my files that I posted to my public_html directory?

[dawns123forum]

I am moving my little website from geocities to x10hosting, so my index page still has all my geocities "addresses". If I can just figure out the first one, I can move the rest to x10hosting and fix all my links. But I can't figure it out!!

Here is what I had in my geocities coding:
<img src='http://www.geocities.com/three4two1999/phto0611_brkfld_zoo_nsn_at_park.jpg' WIDTH="40%" HEIGHT="40%" ALT="ZOO Photo">

I uploaded phto0611_brkfld_zoo_nsn_at_park.jpg to my x10hosting public_html directory.

I know this sounds like a stupid question, but, any idea what my x10hosting address would be?

 

[garrettroyce]

you can find this information when you log into http://x10hosting.com/panel with your forum login.

 

[dawns123forum]

Thank you, Garret. I appreciate your reply. But, I must not be too bright today.

I know my x10hosting website. What I can't figure out is what goes next in my script to have my image appear on my webpage.

this is what I've written:
<img src='http://dawnspartysite.x10hosting.com/public_html/images/phto0611_brkfld_zoo_nsn_at_park.jpg'WIDTH="40%"HEIGHT="40%"ALT="Zoo_Photo">


help?

 

[gomarc]

Thank you, Garret. I appreciate your reply. But, I must not be too bright today.

I know my x10hosting website. What I can't figure out is what goes next in my script to have my image appear on my webpage.

this is what I've written:
<img src='http://dawnspartysite.x10hosting.com/public_html/images/phto0611_brkfld_zoo_nsn_at_park.jpg'WIDTH="40%"HEIGHT="40%"ALT="Zoo_Photo">


help?

try <img src='images/phto0611_brkfld_zoo_nsn_at_park.jpg' WIDTH="40%"HEIGHT="40%"ALT="Zoo_Photo">

 

[dawns123forum]

It worked!!! Yay! Thank you so much!

 

[fguy64]

another way of looking this is as follows...

if images is a subdirectory of public_html, and there is a file image1.jpg in the images directory, then you could load the jpg to your browser directly by typing the URL http://dawnspartysite.x10hosting.com/images/image1.jpg directly into the address field of your browser.