Imported web app image file path shows no picture

I am trying to import a file path into the image (type) field of a web app, but the image does not appear on page. If I go into the web app item, do nothing but click 'update', the image will appear on page.
I have tried importing using Auto-Detect, Comma delimited (CSV), and Tab delimited with the same result. I have exported the .CSV from Numbers (app), and tried copy/paste into TextEdit for Tab delimited. Text is UTF-8.
Is there some trick to getting the import of a file path to work? Do I need to escape the "/" in the file path (ie. /_assets/images/<filename> to \/_assets/images/<filename> )?

As I am still testing this web app, I uploaded an image through dreamweaver, then went to the web app, clicked the 'select image' link next to the Image field, and continued to fill in the other info.
Once that was done -- so I had one example web app item in the spreadsheet -- I exported the template, filled it in with additional data, and imported in the various ways described. I am only using the one image. http://mainedreamvacation.businesscatalyst.com/specials
I get this image visible on page, I had to go in and update each web app item. Tedious for testing; impractical otherwise.
Thanks for your help,
Tim
Graphics / Web Specialist
Adventure Advertising
29 Commercial Street
Rockport, Maine 04856
207-236-8049

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