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Grayhand

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Foom a post in "Fun with the Fuji X__! #6172

cant see your picture Ray
And I have the same problem!
I have tried Edge, Chrome and Brave under Windows on 3 separate computers.
And also Samsungs browser under Android.
No success!

But on my Mac, then it all looks OK???

So it might be something with the code string I use to links pictures from my web site

This is how I did try to link my picture:



This is the code string I use, I did remove the first bracket in front to make it visible here

IMG]http://ecognia.com/markdown-6/markdown-17/photos-15/files/page33-1045-full.jpg[/IMG]

Is there some thing wrong with the string?

The size of the picure is about 1.3 Mbyte

Ray
 
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pegelli

Well-known member
This is the code string I use, I did remove the first bracket in front to make it visible here

IMG]http://ecognia.com/markdown-6/markdown-17/photos-15/files/page33-1045-full.jpg[/IMG]

Is there some thing wrong with the string?

The size of the picure is about 1.3 Mbyte

Ray
Some browsers have a security setting that prevents showing linked pictures that are not stored on a https secure site.

What sometimes helps is right clicking the icon and then select "show image in new tab" and also tinkering with the security settings can make http stored images appear, but I don't know exactly how that works since that's different for every browser.
 

Thorkil

Well-known member
Yes I found out to do the same thing as Pegelli/Pietr(as far as I remember) says, so that i just do in the future....then all the stones just looks fine :)
 

Grayhand

Well-known member
Some browsers have a security setting that prevents showing linked pictures that are not stored on a https secure site.

What sometimes helps is right clicking the icon and then select "show image in new tab" and also tinkering with the security settings can make http stored images appear, but I don't know exactly how that works since that's different for every browser.
That info did help!!!

I did have a dynamic phone call to the company that is hosting my web pages.
They have now made my web page to pretend to be a secure and trustworthy source of content

Thanks Pegelli!!!
 
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