I e-mailed Tech Support and they told me that the problem must be with a Joomla configuration because my IP address is not their server address. Like that really helped
But anyway, after installing Joomla from scratch a couple of times and I kept getting the same problem (works in IE but not in Firefox, Chrome, or Safari). Then it just occurred to me why it would randomly point to my IP address. I have a local copy of Joomla installed on my laptop and I forwarded my external IP to that computer. So I work on my desktop and connect to Joomla on my laptop by using my external IP.
Here's the problem: I would have my local Joomla opened in one browser, and another Joomla installation on my hosting server opened in another browser window. Then what I wanted to do was copy an article from my local copy to the hosting server. But what I did was that I opened the local article in the backend of Joomla and chose "Select All" then copy. Then I went and pasted into a new article in the backend of the remote installation. The article has a picture in it.
Then for some reason that is beyond me to comprehend, my whole website on the hosting server would randomly point to my IP. It was trying to point to the article on my local machine. But everything works perfectly in Internet Explorer. I mean is this a Joomla bug or is this how it's supposed to work?
As I'm trying to finish my website, everything is working so far. When I need to copy contents, I'm actually copying it to Notepad first then copying it from Notepad to the file on the server. I no longer drag or copy pictures or links over anymore. I made sure that every link and media is new. And so far, so good.
