Issues: yep
Browser: Safari (iPhone)
JavaScript on: yes
Connection: WiFi
Pausing @ picture: well yes but on the forum unless they post a image link underneath I can't tell there's picture to be displayed. On the story pages I get one image then the rest are picture sized grey blanks
Hmmm, only just looked at this thread. I've noticed the lag before pics display, but I've posted a bunch of pics over the last couple of days, four around ten minutes ago on the iPhone calendar/satnav thread and had no issues at all using photobucket. I have issues getting pics from Flickr to show, but they just seem to be really shonky anyway. Or it could be me getting the proceedure wrong. Whatever, it's working for me. iPhone 4, BTW.
Here's one I prepared earlier:
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Kate Bush's house.
Nope, can't see that on ipod touch Opera mini here. Settings all appear fine.
...same device, can see it just fine on safari
Yeah I'm pretty sure that it won't work at all on Opera Mini.
That's because of the way Opera Mini works. It isn't a [I]real[/I] browser. It asks the Opera severs for the page, they get it, render it, then basically take a picture of the entire page and send it to you.
So any web pages that do interactive bits, like requesting photos on the fly or even those post formatting buttons, will not work properly in Opera Mini.
in general no pics...
Hardware - Ipad
Browser - safari
Javascript - yes
Connection - wifi
Occasionally I see pics so wonder if it is something to do with the format of the original file (same issue happens on my nokia phone) - other than that, great new site
flickr works fine for me
[url= http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4149/4964518725_5479dd3408_z.jp g" target="_blank">
[url= http://www.flickr.com/photos/34636018@N05/4964518725/ ]Kissy's Legs 9/6/10[/url] by [url= http://www.flickr.com/people/34636018@N05/ ]kissy_izuki[/url], on Flickr
Should be fixed now. "Lazyload" disabled.
Should be fixed now. "Lazyload" disabled.
Nice one, working on Opera mini now.
Shame, I thought that was quite a cool feature. Saved bandwidth and made the pages load faster.
But I guess it's not much use if it doesn't work for some folk. Guess you could browser-sniff and enable it selectively? Or maybe make it a profile preference?
Cheers Tom!
thanks tom
