Someone please explain this to me...regarding images and broswers

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  • Jace
    FBOP Class Of 2013
    • Jan 2004
    • 35562

    #1

    Someone please explain this to me...regarding images and broswers

    When I veiw gfy in IE7 most of the sigs look something like this



    when I view gfy in firefox most of the sigs images just aren't there, like this



    does ANYONE have a clue as to what is doing that?

    it isn't just GFY either, there are TONS of sites that I can't see images on
  • Jace
    FBOP Class Of 2013
    • Jan 2004
    • 35562

    #2
    so, to add more to this

    I went to one of my sites where I know images are supposed to be, I did a view source and it gave me this:

    <table width="188" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0">
    <tr>
    <td> </td>
    </tr>

    NOW, there is syupposed to be a image in that TD, it is almost like something before the page hits my browser is cancelling code out

    this is a fresh format, brand new install of both firefox and IE

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    • SCORE Ralph
      Confirmed User
      • Mar 2003
      • 2090

      #3
      So it seems IE7 isnt loading images correctly? OR you have some setting on the New and Improved IE that is not loading images that are not from the same domain. Maybe IE is in the business of antihotlinking now? I dont know.
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      • Jace
        FBOP Class Of 2013
        • Jan 2004
        • 35562

        #4
        Originally posted by aspwm
        So it seems IE7 isnt loading images correctly? OR you have some setting on the New and Improved IE that is not loading images that are not from the same domain. Maybe IE is in the business of antihotlinking now? I dont know.
        why would it be doing some with the exact same images in firefox? it doesn't show them at all

        I just went to the same sites on my desktop and they work fine

        is there some core level image processing function in windows xp thing that is used for everything?

        this laptop is beginning to be more trouble than it is worth

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        • Helix
          Confirmed User
          • Feb 2002
          • 6021

          #5
          In Firefox you can shut images from a different domain off, maybe you did that?
          "Tools"
          "Options"
          Content Tab
          uncheck the box "Load images for the originating website only"

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          • Jace
            FBOP Class Of 2013
            • Jan 2004
            • 35562

            #6
            Originally posted by Helix
            In Firefox you can shut images from a different domain off, maybe you did that?
            "Tools"
            "Options"
            Content Tab
            uncheck the box "Load images for the originating website only"
            why would it be giving me the exact same image as jumbled code in IE then?

            I am seeing images in firefox and IE, and I am seeing the SAME images getting messed up in firefox and IE

            for instance, I go to gfy and click a thread in IE and half of the sigs are jumbled code....I then do the same in firefox, and the EXACT SAME images are missing

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            • Helix
              Confirmed User
              • Feb 2002
              • 6021

              #7
              Originally posted by Jace
              why would it be giving me the exact same image as jumbled code in IE then?

              I am seeing images in firefox and IE, and I am seeing the SAME images getting messed up in firefox and IE

              for instance, I go to gfy and click a thread in IE and half of the sigs are jumbled code....I then do the same in firefox, and the EXACT SAME images are missing
              I was hoping it would have been something silly like the Load images for the originating website only thing. I don't know. Sorry I have never had what you described happen, and I have worked on a lot of customers machines over the years.
              If it is happening in both browsers, then the error/filtering is happening before the browsers can render it. Maybe a antivirus,antispyware,firewall filter is set too high? I'm guessing something along those lines.

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