I don't know why but my image on S3 doesn't show on all iPhone devices.
I tried installing permissions, configuring CORS on S3... but it still doesn't work!
Small image showing perfectly
But large image not showing (I tried both on Chrome and Safari)
Thanks for any support.
There is something wrong with the 2nd image file.
While, yes, it does appear correctly in my web browser, I downloaded it to my computer. The downloaded file could not be opened by several of my graphics programs.
On my Mac, it worked in Chrome and Firefox, but not Safari.
So, it's not a problem with iOS. It's a problem with the image file.
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I have a weird situation, I am developing a site I can see all of the images well on my mac as well as an android phone but on my iPhone and my friends mac, and iPad it is not displaying the images when using safari. Is there something I need to add to the files for this to display properly all through out?
Thanks all feedback welcomes
It appears these assets are linked using https but there is not a valid SSL on the site. So on the devices where it works you have either authorized the SSL or bypassed it, but the other devices have not.
If you open up the Developer Tools in Chrome and view the console you can see the assets with issues along with the error message... "Failed to load resource: net::ERR_INSECURE_RESPONSE"
Just in case someone else has the same problem. For me the problem was that a plugin "Ewww image optimizer" converted images to webP, these were then cached and served by cloudflare and wouldn't load in safari
Having a very difficult time tracking down a solution to this bug, hoping someone can help me.
My web app http://www.customozer.com loads fine on desktop, but on mobile safari, some images load corrupt (screenshots below in comments).
This issue does not appear when I use chrome on my ipad (iOS 8.1.2), just safari and saved web apps.
What's also interesting is that when loaded directly from my local MAMP stack using an ngrok tunnel (http://alexgoodwinmedia.ngrok.com/Oz-Snowboards/site/app.php), the issue does not appear. Files on my local machine and on the customozer.com server are synced.
From what I've read, there's a mobile safari issue with loading large amounts of AJAX data.. but that's not how these images are being loaded.
Does anyone have some insight into how can this issue be resolved? Happy to provide more details/tests.
Thanks!
After rather extensive testing, I've finally concluded that the PNG images were being corrupt by an old version of PNGlib (a GDlib element). By moving my project to a new server that allowed for a newer version of GDlib to be installed, I was able to fix the problem.
Problem
Greetings Stack Overflow community.
I have an issue with the iOS.
Currently, I am working in a web application with a mobile skin full responsive.
In the PC version everything works fine, same happening with android. Everything run's without any problem. But with the iOS I have some issues.
First, I had a bug with the file upload. I couldn't upload any file. I searched everywhere and then i find out that the version i was currently using had some serious problems with the file upload (iOS 8.0).
So I updated and now I have the 8.1.2 version. File upload its just working fine but now I can't see the pictures that I upload. The app returns me this:
Open file;
Open file with...;
I click in the options but nothing happens...
Could you please help me?
In advance thank you!
PS: It's an app with PHP/HTML/CSS. The normal web app style with a mobile skin.
Solution
I found out the solution and I forgot to post.
The safari mobile browser and chrome mobile browser doesn't read pdf files however the desktop browser reads. So, I've made a new File Reader PHP Class and everything is now fixed. If anyone needs help please let me know, I'll have all pleasure to help.
Thanks anyway :)
I have a web app designed for use on an iOS device. The web app includes file uploaders, which are meant to allow the user to upload an image from their iOS device or take an image from their camera.
The issue I'm running into is that I want the user to be able to upload PNG images through this interface, as well.
What is happening, though, is that it seems iOS renames the file image.jpg before it is sent to the web app, not honoring the original file extension. This is only an issue because I am trying to preserve transparency in the .png files, and this is lost in the extension renaming.
Any thoughts on how to handle this? Thanks, in advance, for any assistance on this front.
Mobile Safari only allows the uploads of jpeg's at this time. If you try to upload a png it will be (heavily) compressed into the jpeg format and then uploaded to the server.
The only way we have been about to get around this is by creating a native app for iOS and uploading the image through the Cocoa-Touch API's.
I've filed a Bug report with apple for this issue. Bug ID: 14494395
Here's a crazy question...The client wants a web application to be available on the ipad when not connected to the internet. My first thought was that it would be a great opportunity to use the offline app feature of HTML5, except that the entire web app (including all the media) is 3GB, and apparently all of it must be available. This exceeds the 5MB limit of the app cache. The website does not necessarily have to rely on any dynamic server side code. It can be straight HTML files. Does anyone know if it would be possible to manually copy the entire website onto the ipad and from there easily launch it in a browser? I was not able to do this, but I have to believe there's a way. Any other approaches to this problem that you can think of? Thank you.
I had a similar problem and here's what I found that worked (using an iPad and a PC):
Download (on the PC) the program HTTrack to the PC. This program can create an offline mirror of a website and has all sorts of options for what gets included.
Run HTTrack on the PC and create a folder for your website.
Install (on the iPad) the free App "Documents 5" by Readdle.
Connect Documents 5 to some sort of cloud based storage (I used by Google drive account, but I'm sure Drop Box would work also)
Zip the entire offline website folder mirrored using HTTrack and upload the zip file to cloud storage (Google drive)
Click on the zip file in Documents 5. It should be downloaded to the iPad
Click on the downloaded zip file in Documents 5. It should be automatically extracted.
Now open the extracted folder and click on index.html. This is your website offline.
I don't know if there is a way to move the index link to the home screen...
There are several apps that can be used for storing files on the iPad and viewing them in an embedded browser. I use GoodReader, but this might be overkill for your purpose.
I've been able to view them using FileApp (after transferring via DropBox), but it's far less than ideal.
Use hightail.com, you can link a website as a space, it will actually convert the website to preview image, then can be access on iPad as webpage in browser, no need to copy file to iPad or install any software.