Python CGI & Webpage with an Image

[Bryan Olson]

rodmc wrote:
[...]
 > Python:
 >
 >     f = open("finish.html")
 >     doc = f.read()
 >     f.close()
 >     print doc

You might need to start with:

     print "Content-Type: text/html"
     print

Is "finish.html" in the right place? When you browse to your
script, can you see that you're getting the html?

 > HTML:
[...]
 > <P><IMG SRC="banner.jpg" NAME="graphics1" ALIGN=LEFT WIDTH=799

I suspect a server configuration and/or resource placement problem.
The image has a relative URL, and the user's browser will look for
it on the same path that it used to get the resource served by the
cgi script, up to last '/'.

Is banner.jpg in the right place, and is your web server configured
to treat everything in that directory as a cgi script, and thus
trying to execute the jpg?  If one of those is the problem, just
move banner.jpg, and/or change the relative URL. For example,
SRC="../banner.jpg" will cause the browser to look for the jpg
one directory above.

Failing that, can look at the web server's log?

-- 
--Bryan