Web galleries--thumbs and large images not showing after uploading to server

I have created 2 web galleries--one html and one Flash. I saved them to my local drive and they work perfectly. Then I uploaded to our server (I checked to see that all folders/files made it, and they did) and then when I access the index.html file, neither the thumbnails or the full-size images show. In case it helps to see, here are the two URLs
FLASH
http://www.photosafaris.com/SlideshowLogs/PalouseSlideshowFlash/index.html
HTML
http://www.photosafaris.com/SlideshowLogs/PalouseSlideshowHTML/index.html
Anyone have suggestions/ideas?
Thanks,
RV

Sean--that did the trick for HTML galleries...thanks!  I am working on a IIS server, so I presume your fix and the server are related to the problem I was exeperiencing.
In a Feb 4, 09 reply you posted to someone else, you referenced a link (see below) about making similar file mods to make Flash work, but I couldn't access the link.  Any chance you could repost these mods so I can use Flash galleries on a IIS server as well.
Did you try my suggestions in the Flash thread?
http://www.adobeforums.com/webx/.59b76546/3
Much appreicated,
Rick

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