I have a mediawiki at http://spider.dnsdojo.net running on LAMP. I enabled the use of InstantCommons while trying to setup the UploadWizard extension. Ever since I can't get at least one of my images to show up correctly. It keeps showing the InstantComons image even though I have disabled the use of InstantCommons.
-So far I've
cleared the cache and cookies on chrome
purged the site using index.php?title=3x3x3_LED_Cube&action=purge
delete all images and re-upload
It's driving me crazy, because when I click on the image it takes me to the file page which shows the correct jpg. What am I doing wrong?
I'm not sure if this is a MediaWiki bug or if I was just doing something wrong, but I finally got the proper image showing up. What finally did it, I think, was uploading the image and then uploading it again over top of itself. Maybe this will save someone else a few hours of frustration.
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I am trying to run a small website from my tablet with Termux and Ngnix. The nginx.conf file has been properly configured, and the webpages have been placed in the correct folder. The problem is that when I make changes to the html code, the nginx server doesn't seem to want to update with the new changes.
For example, I had a thumbnail image that would open in a new tab for viewing at full size when clicked. I later changed the html code so the same thumbnail image would open up a page on the site with related text info. I made sure to stop the server before applying any changes to my code, and then restarting the server after the appropriate changes were made. Unfortunately, the server keeps displaying the pages before the changes. It's like the original pages are stuck somewhere in the server's "memory" and don't want to update. Does anyone have any ideas as to what I'm doing wrong? This is getting really frustrating.
Thank you in advance to any who can help me.
Seems the issue was with the browser and not Nginx. I cleared the data from the browser, restarted, and haven't had any issues since. Strange, but it worked.
I have a site that has multiple images being displayed on a page.
These are all varying in size but are in the region of 9MB-15MB.
They are all loading fine except for one. I get a 206 Partial content status.
I have done some research and found on StackOverflow a couple of questions relating to this, but they talk about it in relation to loading a video. But my problem is with an image.
The annoying thing is that all other images are loading just fine, even ones from the same directory and the same page.
Things, that I have checked:
The image is definitely there in the directory.
The image has full 777 privilege as does its folder.
It is 10.6MB, but as I have said, I have other images of this size and bigger which are loading with no problem.
I am able to open the image on the computer (as I am on my local).
Image is being loaded in a standard img tag.
This should only happen if you are sending a Range header in your HTTP request. Does this happen, too, if you are using another browser? If so, this is probably some sort of misconfiguration or bug on the server side. If not, your browser seems to be messy, then I would try to delete the cache or, if this doesn't help, to restart.
I've read the SO posts regarding this and can not find a solution.
I've tried changing the link in the HTML to another location. I've tried clearing all the browser data. But, it still pulls a previous favicon.ico.
Does anyone know where it is getting this old favicon.ico? I should be able to delete it manually at a minimum.
This site process does not work.
http://www.phpjunkyard.com/tutorials/force-favicon-refresh.php
Actually answer might be here:
How to clear IE's favicon cache?
This is wrong too...clearing the browsing history and cache..does nothing to the favicon.ico file
O.K...there was a check box you have to de-select to keep it from saving favorites...this was not intuitive b.c. you have to select all the rest.
From there I changed the file name and link to in the HTML.
Then I waited about a day
Then it changed....I.E has some sort of timer..can anyone quantify this delay for it to pick up changes?
I've recently noticed that Windows 7 does not update images, that is if I save and image over and exiting image...windows will still display the old image until I click on it. Probably related in some way to Microsoft's philosophy on updating images
I have a basic webpage that references four image files using the following code:
<img src="/images/SanFran.jpg" name="urbanForm" alt="urbanFormA" width="150" height="100"/>
(I change SanFran.jpg, to London.jpg, NewYork.jpg and Barcelona.jpg - just replacing the filename)
However, although the 4 jpegs are very similar (200 x 150 pixels) and made using a similar technique (cropping an image in Picassa), only one of the files will load (London.jpg). The other three give me a broken link message. I have checked that I am do not have misspellings numerous times, and cannot find the problem.
Is there anything that I have not considered?
(I'm using Aptana Studio on OSX and viewing it using Safari as a previewer; the same problem exists if I look at it using Firefox or Chrome)
Are all the images in the same directory?
Make all the file names lowercase, so you know that isn't the issue.
double check extensions, "jpg or jpeg or JPG or JPEG"
take it back to basics <img src="images/filename.jpg" />
Try naming one of the others
SanFran.jpg. See what happens.
Might give you a clue.
Open them all in windows explorer,
confirm the images themselves load
normally and aren't corrupt.
Check all are in /images/
right click on the broken link and
choose view image or copy image
location. See if where it's trying
to access is definitely the right
place.
Do the same with the working one.
Compare and see if any differences.
change everything to lowercase, just
in case (excuse pun)
hit ctrl+shift+reload a few times,
and F5 a few times.
clear cache manually if you know how
or have the tools.
Copy it to a different loacation and
try loading them there. Ideally a
different computer.
Upload it somewhere and see if it
works in your browser when online
Hopefully one of those may help...
If you know the files are there, make sure the case of the filename matches (s is different than S on Linux), and then make sure .jpg is the proper extension and not .jpeg.
It could be because your Jpegs are saved as CMYK as oppose to RGB. See this link for more detail. However this would only affect some browsers
http://www.plaveb.com/blog/cmyk-images-not-displayed-in-internet-explorer
Open the images in Photoshop and resave in RGB color format (just incase it's CMYK). Known issue in some legacy browsers, not sure when or if it went away.
I'm developing an HTML newsletter system using PHP & PEAR. It sends out the emails fine.
However I cannot force Apple Mail to reload images from the server. I have tried:
Restarting Mail
Clear ~/Library/MailDownloads
Clear ~/Library/Cache/Mail
Empty Safari cache
Does any one know where Apple Mail caches the images ?
Is adding a dummy query string to all image URLs an option for you?
<img src="http://example.com/images/hello.png?343882881923"/>
You'd simply update the query string to prevent the cached image from being used.
You could use OnyX to clear all apps cache and also tune up other aspects of the OS.
I just encountered this problem, and was able to solve it by quitting Mail and deleting:
~/Library/Caches/com.apple.mail/Cache.db
Using the latest FSeventer program I traced the cache file to:
/private/var/folders/Sl/rand chars+++TM/-Caches-/com.apple.mail/Cache.db
I tried turning of internet connection, deleting the file, and then viewing the HTML newsletters. No images loaded. After re-connecting and viewing the HTML mail the Cache.db file grew to 1MB in size.
There seems to be another intermediary cache. I tried deleting the cache & disconnectinf whilst viewing two different newsletters. They bothy displayed properly. After I quit and re-opened Mail, they images did not display.
So it is possible to delete the cache, but I have not found a way to force refresh the images.
I spent some time playing with this today and was able to duplicate the problem easily. The image in mail doesn't change - whichever picture shows when you first look at the email seems to stay with that message no matter how many times you change the image on the server. Even when I forward the message to myself it doesn't reload the picture. Wow. And I couldn't find the images anywhere in any cache, either.
I did find a reference from last summer to this same problem with no real answer. One person agreed with Leandro Ardissone's answer and recommends using OnyX to "trash the Application Cache", but it's only a one time fix.
The "dummy query string" suggested by Ates Goral worked great for me, so if you can deal with changing that every time you change the picture that seems to be your best bet.
Wish I could be more help, but I'm stumped.
I think we need someone from the Apple Mail group to enlighten us to a real fix!