Album Images in IE not showing

[RichieBoy67]

Hey everyone,

I noticed that my image gallery images will not show in IE. I have tried a default theme and I also recently replaced the files to fresh Vb files.

When opening the album page in full all the images show just an x. If I take the image path though and paste it into the ie browser I get the option to open or download the image at the bottom of the page. If I click open the image opens.

Here is an example

musclemecca.com/attachment.php?96&attachmentid=6955&thumb=1&d=1396 283810

I have tried disabling all plug ins and using a new standard theme and the images still do not show. I've also rebuilt counters and have tried some varuous setting changes. I have scoured the site and have tried debugging, etc and cannot find anything wrong.

Can anyone please share some input?

Thanks,
Rich

[Zachery]

what version are you on?

[RichieBoy67]

Hi Zachary, Thanks for the reply.

The site is using the 4.2.2 with the latest patch.

I just tested the albums on another Vbforum I host on my dedicated server and the albums are working there so it is not server related. It still happens with plug ins disabled and it happens on a new default theme with no parent style.

I really hate IE but unfortunately there are still many that use it..

[ozzy47]

IE needs to be blown up.

[RichieBoy67]

Originally Posted by ozzy47

IE needs to be blown up.

For sure!

I really need to be more disciplined and check ie when ever I work on any site because usually if there is an issue it will be there. Unfortunately with this particular site I cannot remember the last time I viewed it in ie so I have no idea if this has been a long term issue or more recent. I haven't gotten any complaints though so I am assuming it started recently.

I am going to turn on error reporting and debugging..I didn't get anything from debugging earlier though.

[Seven Skins]

Attachment.php line 388 to 397.

PHP Code:

if (in_array($extension, array('jpg', 'jpe', 'jpeg', 'gif', 'png')))
{
    header("Content-disposition: inline; $filename");
    header('Content-transfer-encoding: binary');
}
else
{
    // force files to be downloaded because of a possible XSS issue in IE
    header("Content-disposition: attachment; $filename");
} 


If you remove the ELSE statement may be it will work. (While you figure out what is causing an issue.)

[RichieBoy67]

Great idea, will try that! Thanks!

[Zachery]

There is nothing wrong with IE11, or even 10 for that matter.

Anyway, what version of IE is having problems?

[RichieBoy67]

Originally Posted by Zachery

There is nothing wrong with IE11, or even 10 for that matter.

Anyway, what version of IE is having problems?

I guess it isn't so much that there is anything wrong with it. It just renders differently then the other main browsers Chrome and Firefox which sometimes causes issues with css, etc.

It is the latest version of IE.

Ozy is actually taking a look right now.

[ozzy47]

This is sorted, the issue was the mime type for jpg was Content-type: image/jpg when it should have been Content-type: image/jpg image/jpeg