Logo in template header

Hi all, i think i'm going crazy !!! Sometime ago i've tried to have a logo in the header getting image name and location from XML tag, no problem i've got it working using url.... in the image properties.
Now i need to have the same feature on another template, i think i've done the same operations but.. it doesn't works !!
i know it's very simple but ...
could anyone help me about this ?
Thanks

Sorry Tim , i've prepared a zip containing examples (rtf template and xml data file) for both cases, the first (fat002) is the one who works, the other (st_ana_cli) works only if i write the entire path in the url string. How can i send you this file?
Thanks

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