Thanks for the quick reply. Yes, that would work. But it would make a horrible mess of my directory. (with rollovers, etc, somewhere near 50 images need to be in the root). Ironically, I'd be happy to have the site specific outside a subfolder, as they number <5. Oh well... I would *really* like to find a simple way to tidy this up. I've not been able to get the standard_error_message to redirect to a graphic, although I can get it to return the graphic with accompanying generic IMG tags. *sigh* --- Edward J. Pollard University of Lethbridge Web Development On Monday, September 15, 2003, at 04:04 PM, Dylan Reinhardt wrote:
Does it? Let me see if I understand.
You have a setup like:
/ graphics/ img1 img2 img3 site1/ graphics/ img1 img3
And if you're browsing site1, you want the site1 versions of img1 and img3 but the default img2.
Is that correct?
All that would be required to make this work is to put the default images at the same level as site1, thus:
/ img1 img2 img3 site1/ graphics/ img1 img3
Acquisition will work its magic without any additional help. This approach will work for methods and templates too, not just images.