In my gmail it's not showing images which are sent via amazon ses, src url is correct(when I'm checking this in browser it's showing image), but in mail body it's not displaying. when I checked this in console it's showing like this,
<img style="width:323px" src="https://ci3.googleusercontent.com/proxy/naWskMotv2jP1vN2knNrRVXIvf9Ag_yZDgbY_kNxYIHHESVA1PJYZZLQsuMBiX-3S8ynkx9PsZejRQQDcU3OVY1uMezb72Mum_JX71f59TlLDHoI=s0-d-e1-ft#MYFILEPATH" class="CToWUd">
Please help me in this
#r-chiranjeevi Did you solve this?
Things to try:
I'd recommend checking if the image is set to be set to 'publicly visible'.
Please refer to this help article on 'Gmail signatures'.
Or move the image to Amazon S3
It seems you already tried the following without success:
I'd recommend checking if the image is set to be set to 'publicly visible'. Additionally Gmail caches the images it receives in emails, hence the googleusercontent.com domain. Also did you fill in the #MYFILEPATH as they should be your original path to your image on Amazon.
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I tried displaying uploaded images from cloudinary but it wasn't showing using the below
<img style="width:auto" src="https://res.cloudinary.com/hrwev09ub/image/upload/v1637132013/dnpic_1637127942.png">
before now i tried the img tag above actually worked locally but not through heroku, because on heroku what i could see on checking the code source is the below
<img style="width:auto" src="dnpic_1637127942.png">
i am using Laravel 8 with cloudinary on heroku host -- can someone assist me with way out or refer me to a solution tips please.
I'm Danny and I work on Cloudinary's Developer Support team.
I've not had a lot of experience with deploying to Heroku, so I'm unable to speak on why the src is stripping out the https://res.cloudinary.com/hrwev09ub/image/upload/v1637132013 part, however I do notice that the full image path results in a 404.
Could you please let me know what happens when you try to reference the sample image (https://res.cloudinary.com/hrwev09ub/image/upload/sample.jpg) without specifying style=width:auto?
It may also help to confirm you've followed all the steps on Heroku's documentation about using Cloudinary, available here: https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/cloudinary
Thanks,
-Danny
guys am in need of serious help,I have successfully deployed laravel application on a live server. Everything looks great except the fact that I am unable to display the images that are being uploaded to the /public/img folder.
Try One of Them
{{url::to('/') }}/images/logo.png
{{url('/images/logo.type')}}
{{url('/images/myimage.jpg')}}
And Must be checked you image folder have access to get images
Try with using asset like this:
<img src="{{asset('ur_image_link_in_public_dir')}}" alt="ur_title">
For example:
<img src="{{asset('img/logo.png')}}" alt="logo">
The above example will display logo.png from your_domain.com/img/logo.png
Don't use public in ur link, just remove it from ur URL, then it will work finely.
I am using Ajax htmleditorextender to upload a image.
In local solution, able to upload the image successfully.
Once I published into IIS, Image upload is not happening.
Please Find the attached Screenshot for the same.
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It seems you set up AjaxFileUploadHandler.axd incorrectly.
Please make sure it is located at the root path of the web site or adjust AjaxFileUploadHandler path in Web.config accordingly.
Here is the relevant issue: https://github.com/DevExpress/AjaxControlToolkit/issues/43#issuecomment-203889967
I've just inherited a rails site hosted on heroku using S3 for storage of images uploaded with the paperclip gem and suddenly most images are returning 403 errors. Looking at the bucket through the management console, I don't see the files listed even.
The images are uploaded through the ckeditor wysiwyg plugin, and it looks like they should be inside a folder named 'rich', but no such folder exists within the bucket. Not all files are missing (though some that were throwing a 403 are now showing up on the site correctly without me having done anything I can think of to change that), but none of them are listed in the management console.
I'm unfamiliar with S3 and not sure how to diagnose let alone resolve this issue. Any suggestions on steps I can do to figure out what the problem is would be appreciated, thanks.
Every time I've seen this error, it has been permissions:
Triple-check your AWS Access_key, Secret_key, and REGION
If you have any doubt about the keys, regenerate a new set to be sure you are using the correct keys.
If you end up changing any of them, remember to restart your server to re-read the values.
I've installed Magmi, configured it and installed it too
Iam able to get products into my site, BUT prob is: Iam unable to see any image, since image urls all are from remote..
My image url looks like: http://www.fashion58.com/itemimages/SMS032-navy.jpg
Even iam not sure whether to change 'image renaming' or not, BUT at end all I need is : my remore image urls should able to display in my site..
Awaiting response!
EDITED:
My feed Column names are: store,websites,type,attribute_set,is_affiliate_product,status,visibility,qty,is_in_stock,tax_class_id,weight,name,meta_keyword,description,sku,manufacturer,price,merchant_buy_link,image,main_category,color,for,shoe_type,short_description,thumbnail,category_ids,merchant_name,merchant_id,small_image
A) and Do I really need to use 'Image attributes processor' plugin inorder to display remote image urls? or else Magmi just enough to render images for remote image urls?
B) If YES for 'Image attributes processor', what settings I need to change in it?
C) What could be still wrong?
Your image URL is incorrect. It needs to be an absolute URL of an actual image (not just a page with the image embedded on it).
http://www.site.com/path/to/imagename.jpg