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I have the job of migrating a sharepoint site from one server to another.

Everything appears to have moved across correctly, but there is one image which has a url to the old site.

I've tried editing the master page, but there seems to only be placeholders.

The image appears to be part of the site definition or template.

Where should I look to change the image source for this image?

Update:

I found the following in default.master.

<SharePoint:SiteLogoImage id="onetidHeadbnnr0" 
LogoImageUrl="/_layouts/images/titlegraphic.gif" runat="server"/>

But it seems to be getting the image source from somewhere else. So where exactly is the URL defined?

Thanks

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This is so silly. What is the use of all these properties if they do nothing or something completely different? – leppie Jul 31 '12 at 9:14

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Hard to tell which image you are referring but most likey it is a URL that should have been specified by the user and not part of site definition.

If you are referring to site's logo image, it may have been specified in the "Title, description and icon" page under site settings. that would browse you to _layouts/prjsetng.aspx

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I ended up just replacing it with a <a><img></img></a> routine.

Wonder where on earth you really change that value.

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