This section continues from Part III and covers common problems that may appear while building, editing, or viewing the family archive.
Most problems come from one of three things:
The file may still be a text document.
Check that the filename is:
index.html
and not:
index.html.txt
In Windows File Explorer, enable:
View → Show → File name extensions
Check the image filename.
The HTML:
src="mitsunohane.jpg"
must match the actual image file exactly.
These are different files:
Check the recording filename.
Example:
src="INT-001.m4a"
requires a file named:
INT-001.m4a
inside the same folder.
The HTML does not automatically know that a filename changed.
If the recording changes from:
INT-001.m4a
to:
Grandfather Interview.m4a
the HTML must also be updated.
The QR code only stores an address.
If the webpage address changes, the QR code still points to the old location.
Avoid moving published archive pages after printing QR codes.
Check the sharing settings.
The file must allow access to anyone who has the link.
Also check that the file was not deleted or moved.
Check:
href="transcript.pdf"
The transcript filename must match exactly.
Your browser may be showing an older cached version.
Try refreshing with:
Ctrl + F5
Do not rebuild everything immediately.
Return to the original template from Part II and compare the damaged section.
Most errors come from: