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No sweat G.I., pretty soon payday.
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Pierre
offlineMemberxcarlosx said:
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Downloads OK, but won't display inline…
"If those who say bad things about me knew what I think of them, they'd say even worse." (Sacha Guitry)
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"Earth is the cradle of mankind. Nobody can live in the cradle forever" (Constantin Tsiolkovski)Posted 1 year ago # -
Pierre
offlineMemberPierre said:
Downloads OK, but won't display inline…Now this is interesting: in IE8, the inline picture won't display, but shows as the dreaded red X. In FF 3.6, the word "content" appears instead of either the red X or the inline pic. And in Opera 10.1, both the word "content" and the red X display.
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Steven Hodson
offlineHead HonchoI have tried in both Chrome and IE8 - no inline and the download is corrupted in both.
Hopefully I'll get some time to work on it today at some point but like I said half the battle is won in that the files are getting uploaded to the right folder and is getting entered into the right database table.
Steven Hodson
WinExtra / Shooting at Bubbles / Braincell SoupPosted 1 year ago # -
Steven Hodson
offlineHead HonchoDavid said:
I can view the grandson's piccy but nothing else. The other stuff just shows as links.What is different?
that one of the grandkids is linked to using the img tags and the others which are just showing as links are ones that have been uploaded.
the thing is the uploaded ones end up where they are suppose to on the server (thank goodness) and with the right entry in the database. however when they are supposed to be displayed on the page they aren't displaying and the download links seem to work for some (Pierre) but for others the downloaded image is corrupted
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