I've uploaded a couple PNG images to Umbraco via the Media section that I want to be able to show in a page but for some reason it cannot find the image, even when I go to Media and click on the thumbnail and it opens a new tab, it gives me a 404 error. However this works for JPG images that I've uploaded in the Media section.
Other PNGs that I have, such as the ones in the images folder for the CSS, loads fine so it seems like it's just the images I'm uploading via the Media section.
Is there a config setting I'm missing somewhere?
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I have built a creative in Google Web Designer and published.
In the zip file that is outputted, I have one html5 file and one png file (our logo).
When I preview in GWD (Google Web Designer), I am able to see our logo in the creative.
When I upload the zip file to DFP Testing Area, into the creatives section, everything uploads correctly.
When I preview the creative, the link to our logo shows up as a broken link.
https://partner.googleadservices.com/gampad/our_logo.png
Does the testing area of DFP SB (Double Click for Publishers Small Business) allow images to be part of creative?
Any help would be great!
I had the same problem...
DFP SM don't allow yout to upload GWD Zip directly.
Instead, you need to use DoubleClick Studio or (as a workaround) convert all images to base64 and embed them.
I made a tool to do that, but I don't have it published.
If you are interested, email me..
I installed Mezzanine engine, and it works nicely, the inline edit is great, but there's one issue: image uploading. To do this you have to open 3 windows:
open media library
choose upload image
browse image on hard drive
click upload
close upload window
click on the new image in media library
This is incredibly painful. Is there any app/plugin for Mezzanine to ease this process?
P.S. The easiest image uploading I've seen is on GitHub: just drop an image in the text box.
Just upload all images in a zip package.
I have an application with a UIWebView where I display some html content.
The content is first downloaded from the web, and then saved to the cache in /library/cache for reuse.
The images are also saved to the cache.
The html code that is saved to the cache is changed so that the 'src' code for the image point to the exact folder - where the images have been saved on cache.
When I load the page from the cache, the images doesn't display with iOS 5. I even don't have the "?" icon for missing files. No errors. And it is working perfectly on all other iOS except with the actual iOS 5.
Anyone got an idea or experiencing the same problem ?
Yes im using the loadHTMLString method
I found this in the docs and other topics:
Issue: UIWebView can't load local resources in apps built against 3.0.
When using [UIWebView loadHTMLString:baseURL:], the HTML string should not refer to local resources with the file:// scheme. Instead, pass in NULL or a file:// URL for baseURL:, or include the resources directly in the HTML with <style> and <script> tags.
And Im using [UIWebView loadHTMLString:baseURL:] to load the html from the cache, and my app was build against 3.0
My baseURL was fixed to the url of my server. If now I put 'NULL' in the baseURL, the images are displayed correctly with iOS 5.
What I just don't get is why the images don't get displayed if I put an url for the baseURL, and thus just with iOS 5 - while with the other iOS the image are displayed.
The project has been build and deployed with XCode 4.2 a few month ago - I don't know if this is usefull. It has ever worked ! But the issue with loadHTMLString make me think it was not supposed to work with the other iOS ?!?
Are you loading the Data in the WebView with the loadHTMLString method?
If yes, then you should pass in he baseUrl the NSCachesDirectory
I am working on the application, in which I need to access the links which are in the pdf. Text which are in linked shows in different color but there is no click option in iphone to visit that links. same pdf shows link in browser and can be accessible.
Does anybody has any idea how this could be possible.
Thanks in advance.!!
You can use the webview to show the PDF and then in the webview make sure that the detectlink property is changed to true,this might solve your query
I'm using Apple iPhone Configuration Utility to configure in-company mobile phones. I'd like to add to home screen an icon for a in-house web application we have developed. Using the Web Clip section, it's easy to add the webclip to home screen, however, we have two issues:
The webclip doesn't show up the png icon defined for the page (in meta tags).
The page loads up in Safari but is not "stand-alone" (fullscreen) (same thing, this property is defined in meta tags).
Note these issues are not encountered when adding the webclip to the home screen directly from Safari Mobile on the device.
Best
Use the iPhone Configuration Utility. There, in the section for web clip you can set full screen and and the icon. As far as I remember, you need to have those things set there and in the meta tags.
We use this feature quiet a lot and it works very well.