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mark007

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I changed to HTTPS and used this feature in ACP:

Serve images from local server?
When using https and members post remote links to insecure images then this can cause the page to report as insecure in your browser. This setting, when enabled, will cause the image to be retrieved and then served from the local web server over https instead.

But there is a big problem. Many smilies are not displayed after that and images, too. I don't know where the problem is.

In source code you can find the difference:

AFTER
<img alt=":78_robot:" data-emoticon="" height="20" src="https://www.polar-chat.de/hunde/applications/core/interface/imageproxy/imageproxy.php?img=%3CfileStore.core_Emoticons%3E/emoticons/78_robot.png&amp;key=(...)" srcset="https://www.polar-chat.de/hunde/applications/core/interface/imageproxy/imageproxy.php?img=%3CfileStore.core_Emoticons%3E/emoticons/78_robot@2x.png&amp;key=(...) 2x" title=":78_robot:" width="20">

BEFORE
<img alt=":78_robot:" data-emoticon="" height="20" src="https://www.polar-chat.de/hunde/uploads/emoticons/78_robot.png" srcset="" title=":78_robot:" width="20" />

PS.:

(...) that's me, to shorten the key here

 

 

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The URLs are apparently not generated correctly. That “fileStore” part should point to an actual location and not output directly.

You probably need to open a support ticket with IPS to have that checked out properly. Feel free to tell us the result. I planning to use that feature on my biggest site soon as well. 

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I'm getting this exact issue too... I enabled the feature and ran the rebuild for it to update all the posts and status updates overnight.

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I've now disabled the feature and am running the rebuild and can confirm my inline attachments are working again.

Strangely this behaviour has affected attachment images. The images are still attached to their posts thankfully but inline images have been replaced with a hyperlink (as per  @mark007above)

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21 hours ago, mark007 said:

I changed to HTTPS and used this feature in ACP:

Serve images from local server?
When using https and members post remote links to insecure images then this can cause the page to report as insecure in your browser. This setting, when enabled, will cause the image to be retrieved and then served from the local web server over https instead.

But there is a big problem. Many smilies are not displayed after that and images, too. I don't know where the problem is.

In source code you can find the difference:


AFTER
<img alt=":78_robot:" data-emoticon="" height="20" src="https://www.polar-chat.de/hunde/applications/core/interface/imageproxy/imageproxy.php?img=%3CfileStore.core_Emoticons%3E/emoticons/78_robot.png&amp;key=(...)" srcset="https://www.polar-chat.de/hunde/applications/core/interface/imageproxy/imageproxy.php?img=%3CfileStore.core_Emoticons%3E/emoticons/78_robot@2x.png&amp;key=(...) 2x" title=":78_robot:" width="20">

BEFORE
<img alt=":78_robot:" data-emoticon="" height="20" src="https://www.polar-chat.de/hunde/uploads/emoticons/78_robot.png" srcset="" title=":78_robot:" width="20" />

PS.:

(...) that's me, to shorten the key here

 

 

Bildschirmfoto 2017-10-21 um 17.56.02.png

Bildschirmfoto 2017-10-21 um 17.53.35.png

 

1 minute ago, Optic14 said:

I'm getting this exact issue too... I enabled the feature and ran the rebuild for it to update all the posts and status updates overnight.

I've now disabled the feature and am running the rebuild and can confirm my inline attachments are working again.

Strangely this behaviour has affected attachment images. The images are still attached to their posts thankfully but inline images have been replaced with a hyperlink (as per  @mark007above)

Please open a support ticket in the client area, I would like to take a look at this and see what's going on.

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