Montana Matt wrote:This is happening to me as well. Strangely, if I use Craig's computer it's fine -- only on mine cannot seem to load the images. We are both running XP with IE.
I'm guessing that this is probably related. What version of IE are you using?

IE 8.0.6001.18702

Hopefully this helps.

Montana Matt wrote:No matter what browser you use, the image is going to come from http://c0278592.cdn.cloudfiles.rackspacecloud.com because all of the images are hosted there now but if the image has an extension .jpg, it will be rendered in the browser. If it's has an extension of .JPG it will be downloaded to your local computer when using FireFox because the content-type header isn't being set correctly due to a problem with the script I used to upload the images to the cloud.

I'm having this problem too and cannot see any picture in full size. Does anyone know how to fix it in Firefox ? (no, I don't want to use another brower)

FWIW, I just checked and it's still happening, at least in Firefox: .jpg opens in Firefox while .JPG opens in Windows picture viewer.

visentin wrote:

Montana Matt wrote:No matter what browser you use, the image is going to come from http://c0278592.cdn.cloudfiles.rackspacecloud.com because all of the images are hosted there now but if the image has an extension .jpg, it will be rendered in the browser. If it's has an extension of .JPG it will be downloaded to your local computer when using FireFox because the content-type header isn't being set correctly due to a problem with the script I used to upload the images to the cloud.

I'm having this problem too and cannot see any picture in full size. Does anyone know how to fix it in Firefox ? (no, I don't want to use another brower)

Here is a nasty hack which will change the file association on your machine for .jpg files to firefox -

1. Right-click on a .JPG file in Explorer; click Properties.
2. Click the 'Change' button in the Opens With section.
3. In the Open With window, select (or browse to) Firefox.
4. Now go to the image on SP and click on it -- you will get the download window. The Open With box should already have firefox selected.
5. Click 'Do this automatically for files like this ..' box. Press OK.
6. The file will download and display in a browser tab.

One side effect is that things like image preview will send the image to Firefox instead of your image editor when you click Ctrl-E (I'm sure you can think of others). You can still right-click on the image in Explorer and select Open With though ..

Hopefully this will only be temporary.

Montana Matt wrote:

Dragger wrote:IE 8.0.6001.18702

Hopefully this helps.

Ok, I'm guessing that must be an issue on your end because I'm running the same setup here at home (well, almost, I have version 8.0.6001.18828) and I haven't seen any issues with images not displaying. In fact, the issue with them not being rendered by the browser when viewing the image directly isn't even existent in IE8. I'd also guess that if inline images weren't rendering for most people with IE8 we'd have a lot more reports of it.

Just a shot in the dark, but perhaps you have some setting in your browser to only allow images on a page to display if they are from the same domain (summitpost.org)? Since the images are coming from rackspacecloud.com this would cause them not to display.

Hmmmmm... it's strange -- I can see images that people link to from other sites -- does this makes sense? For example, I can see llama pictures linked in PnP but I cannot see any images hosted by SP. When I go to my own profile, everything is blank.

Dragger wrote:

Montana Matt wrote:

Dragger wrote:IE 8.0.6001.18702

Hopefully this helps.

Ok, I'm guessing that must be an issue on your end because I'm running the same setup here at home (well, almost, I have version 8.0.6001.18828) and I haven't seen any issues with images not displaying. In fact, the issue with them not being rendered by the browser when viewing the image directly isn't even existent in IE8. I'd also guess that if inline images weren't rendering for most people with IE8 we'd have a lot more reports of it.

Just a shot in the dark, but perhaps you have some setting in your browser to only allow images on a page to display if they are from the same domain (summitpost.org)? Since the images are coming from rackspacecloud.com this would cause them not to display.

Hmmmmm... it's strange -- I can see images that people link to from other sites -- does this makes sense? For example, I can see llama pictures linked in PnP but I cannot see any images hosted by SP. When I go to my own profile, everything is blank.

Carolyn, I wonder if it's your VPN / firewall ? Maybe it's because rackspacecloud.com is blocked ? That's apparently where the pics on SP are coming from ..

Have been experiencing most of the above problems for the last couple of days.

rhyang wrote:Carolyn, I wonder if it's your VPN / firewall ? Maybe it's because rackspacecloud.com is blocked ? That's apparently where the pics on SP are coming from ..

You may be right Rob -- when I try to access that site directly I get this message:

"The Websense category "Web Hosting" is filtered."

This has been educational. I had no idea that the files on the server had to have a MIME-type header. I guess that makes sense, but I've blissfully thought that my browser was just reading the extensions and using brief error checking on the raw binaries.

Dragger wrote:I can see images that people link to from other sites -- does this makes sense? For example, I can see llama pictures linked in PnP but I cannot see any images hosted by SP.

Apparently the IT department prefers llama porn to mountain porn

Ok, this is really strange. Now that I'm logged in remotely, using exactly the same laptop, and instead of being hard-wired through a firewall/router and on a wireless network using VPN instead, I can see the images without any issue whatsoever. Bizarre!

rhyang wrote:Here is a nasty hack which will change the file association on your machine for .jpg files to firefox -

1. Right-click on a .JPG file in Explorer; click Properties.
2. Click the 'Change' button in the Opens With section.
3. In the Open With window, select (or browse to) Firefox.
4. Now go to the image on SP and click on it -- you will get the download window. The Open With box should already have firefox selected.
5. Click 'Do this automatically for files like this ..' box. Press OK.
6. The file will download and display in a browser tab.

One side effect is that things like image preview will send the image to Firefox instead of your image editor when you click Ctrl-E (I'm sure you can think of others). You can still right-click on the image in Explorer and select Open With though ..

Hopefully this will only be temporary.

Thanks !
Meantime it looks like the problem doesn't occur anymore, for some reason...

So am I the only one who cannot see any images now? It sounds like everyone else got their problems solved... Oh well.

Dragger wrote:So am I the only one who cannot see any images now? It sounds like everyone else got their problems solved... Oh well.

A name change might help: let me know and I'd be happy to help, just like last time.

Dave K wrote:
A name change might help: let me know and I'd be happy to help, just like last time.

Dave K, I knew you were behind this! I just knew it!