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Posted January 10, 20223 yr I have a post with both PNG and JPG images that are definitely attached and inserted, but not appearing in Safari. Chrome and Firefox show them just fine. Here is a video of the issue. At 0:05 seconds I refresh the page, and the images are visible for a split second. Then I edit the post to show the images are there and save it to show they appear in the post. Then I refresh again and they are gone in Safari only (iOS and macOS). UPDATE: This only appears to happen to logged in users and happens on all browsers. Here is a link to the post, it's the last post on the page - https://audiophilestyle.com/forums/topic/64726-article-the-audio-impact-of -solar-panels-and-battery-backup-comparing-sound-quality-of-panels-batteries-and-the-grid/?do=findComment&comment=1177015 Edited January 10, 20223 yr by Chris027
January 10, 20223 yr I see all four images in Safari on both my Mac (running macOS 12.0.1) and my iPhone (running iOS 15.3). Does it happen with any other images in other posts? Do you have any extensions running, or are you using special network settings? You should also check the developer console in Safari for any error messages. To open this console, go to Preferences > Advanced and enable “Show Develop menu in menu bar”. Then, press Command + Option + C, and look for any messages marked with yellow or red.
January 10, 20223 yr Author 2 minutes ago, Runar said: I see all four images in Safari on both my Mac (running macOS 12.0.1) and my iPhone (running iOS 15.3). Does it happen with any other images in other posts? Do you have any extensions running, or are you using special network settings? You should also check the developer console in Safari for any error messages. To open this console, go to Preferences > Advanced and enable “Show Develop menu in menu bar”. Then, press Command + Option + C, and look for any messages marked with yellow or red. Wow, thank you for post. It appears that this happens to logged in users. I opened chrome and tested it logged in and logged out. The issue now is, images not appearing in Safari, when logged in.
January 10, 20223 yr Just now, Chris027 said: Wow, thank you for post. It appears that this happens to logged in users. I opened chrome and tested it logged in and logged out. The issue now is, images not appearing in Safari, when logged in. OK. That's something. Have you tried disabling any plugins/applications you might have installed long enough to confirm they are not interfering with the display?
January 10, 20223 yr Author Just now, Randy Calvert said: OK. That's something. Have you tried disabling any plugins/applications you might have installed long enough to confirm they are not interfering with the display? I haven't tried disabling anything yet.
January 10, 20223 yr 1 minute ago, Chris027 said: I haven't tried disabling anything yet. I would suggest giving that a quick try. If that does not work, switch yourself back to the default theme. That will narrow out everything not part of the stock software.
January 10, 20223 yr I signed up with a test user and can confirm that the images disappear if you’re logged in. I assume it has something to do with why I’m able to “edit” the post by clicking somewhere in the post text: I can only “edit” this post, not the other posts in the topic. Try to disable the relevant plugin/application and see if it makes any difference! Edit: The image in this post works just fine in Safari, even when logged in. Edited January 10, 20223 yr by Runar
January 10, 20223 yr Author 2 minutes ago, Runar said: I signed up with a test user and can confirm that the images disappear if you’re logged in. I assume it has something to do with why I’m able to “edit” the post by clicking somewhere in the post text: I can only “edit” this post, not the other posts in the topic. Try to disable the relevant plugin/application and see if it makes any difference! Woah, that's a huge misconfig. THANKS! I have no clue how it's happening that a new user can edit that post.
January 10, 20223 yr 4 minutes ago, Chris027 said: I have no clue how it's happening that a new user can edit that post. Do you have any plugins installed that allow you to edit posts like this?
January 10, 20223 yr Author 1 minute ago, Runar said: Do you have any plugins installed that allow you to edit posts like this? Can you still edit this post? I logged in as you from AdminCP and can't edit it and I can't reproduce this behavior on my test user.
January 10, 20223 yr 3 minutes ago, Chris027 said: Can you still edit this post? I logged in as you from AdminCP and can't edit it and I can't reproduce this behavior on my test user. Yes, I can. I can’t save it, though, but I can still make changes.
January 10, 20223 yr Author Just now, Runar said: Yes, I can. I can’t save it, though, but I can still make changes. Now I see how to get there. I can reproduce it. I think you're right about this being related. Thank you! When I edit this post and look at the source, the top shows this and that's really strange. <div id=":e1z"> <div aria-label="Message Body" aria-multiline="true" contenteditable="true" g_editable="true" id=":e23" itacorner="6,7:1,1,0,0" role="textbox" spellcheck="false" tabindex="1">
January 10, 20223 yr 1 minute ago, Chris027 said: Now I see how to get there. I can reproduce it. I think you're right about this being related. Thank you! Glad to help! Remember to let us know if you figure out the cause.
January 10, 20223 yr Author Solution OK, here are the details. The user must have posted the contents into the post from elsewhere. The source had this code on the top. <div id=":e1z"> <div aria-label="Message Body" aria-multiline="true" contenteditable="true" g_editable="true" id=":e23" itacorner="6,7:1,1,0,0" role="textbox" spellcheck="false" tabindex="1"> I removed this code and the post is now normal and working. Thank you everyone for the help. Awesome community! Edited January 10, 20223 yr by Chris027
January 10, 20223 yr Following along it seems this user posted this via HTML? I would advise only providing HTML/Source editing to those who you completely trust. This way you avoid things like this that may be odd or cause undesired behavior.
January 10, 20223 yr 12 minutes ago, Jim M said: Following along it seems this user posted this via HTML? A more logical conclusion could be that they copy/pasted from another site and the Editor's settings are configured as follows: Change the setting, if so. Edited January 10, 20223 yr by Nathan Explosion
January 10, 20223 yr Author The person who posted this has HTML posting privileges, but is one of only a handful I allow this capability.