Images load in FF but not IE

[AvanRaak]

I'm sure this is in another topic somewhere in here, but I couldn't find it.

I am not sure why, but all of my images load in FF, but only my catalog images load in IE.

My banner, and any other graphics on the page do not display.

 

I did try this(to no avail)

If images do not display in IE, but they do in firefox, and

if the includes/configure.php files are correct,

and the images are in the /images directory,

and the permissions on the /images directory and the images are correct,

then, go to includes/application_top.php and where it says $request_type = (getenv('HTTPS') == 'on') try changing the "on" to "off".

 

Any ideas on why IE refuses to display half of my images?

[spooks]

I'm sure this is in another topic somewhere in here, but I couldn't find it.

I am not sure why, but all of my images load in FF, but only my catalog images load in IE.

My banner, and any other graphics on the page do not display.

 

I did try this(to no avail)

 

 

Any ideas on why IE refuses to display half of my images?

 

 

This error can be due to a missing base href tag, but if you've not removed that then its likely your colour mode, ie can only display images saved in rgb mode, if u used cmyk then you must resave in a valid format.

[jigga1234]

I'm sure this is in another topic somewhere in here, but I couldn't find it.

I am not sure why, but all of my images load in FF, but only my catalog images load in IE.

My banner, and any other graphics on the page do not display.

 

I did try this(to no avail)

 

 

Any ideas on why IE refuses to display half of my images?

 

the pictures that wont display in Internet explorer will be in a CMYK format (thats the colour format) they should be in RGB

 

I had this problem if you have photoshop open an image and hover your pointer over it on the right it will display either the CMYK colours or RGB if its CYMK save them in RGB upload an it should work

 

Did this help?

 

Sam you beat me to it lol

[MrPhil]

In your IE browser, do a View > Page source and look at one of the failed images. Write down the URL of the image src, as well as any base href setting. Go to the address bar and enter that URL (adding the domain name, if not in the URL or the base href). Are you able to display the image? If not, compare the assembled address against your site's directory structure. Does it appear to be the correct directory path and file name? If it works in FF, it's highly likely that the same PHP code will work in IE (although I think there are some places that take different code paths, based on browser make). Compare the image src and base href against what you see when you run it in FF. If this is IE8 that's failing, have you tried switching it to IE7 emulation? If that works, you can put in a <meta> tag to handle this automatically in IE8 ( http://www.oscommerce.com/forums/topic/347247-tep-image-button-problem-with-internet_explorer/page__gopid__1449869entry1449869 ).

 

If those checks and fixes don't work, what is different about the images that won't display? Are any (all) of them edited by you? As asked before, did you save them in a mode that IE doesn't understand? Are they .gif, .jpg, .png, or something else? Something other than standard RGB color model?

[Guest]

In your IE browser, do a View > Page source and look at one of the failed images. Write down the URL of the image src, as well as any base href setting. Go to the address bar and enter that URL (adding the domain name, if not in the URL or the base href). Are you able to display the image? If not, compare the assembled address against your site's directory structure. Does it appear to be the correct directory path and file name? If it works in FF, it's highly likely that the same PHP code will work in IE (although I think there are some places that take different code paths, based on browser make). Compare the image src and base href against what you see when you run it in FF. If this is IE8 that's failing, have you tried switching it to IE7 emulation? If that works, you can put in a <meta> tag to handle this automatically in IE8 ( http://www.oscommerce.com/forums/topic/347247-tep-image-button-problem-with-internet_explorer/page__gopid__1449869entry1449869 ).

 

If those checks and fixes don't work, what is different about the images that won't display? Are any (all) of them edited by you? As asked before, did you save them in a mode that IE doesn't understand? Are they .gif, .jpg, .png, or something else? Something other than standard RGB color model?

 

Almost a year later and i'm having this same problem. In my case, I can view images in Google chrome but not IE. My images that are not shown are pre installed sts images like the buy now buttons, as well as all my product images. I have not modified the buy it now buttons.

 

AvanRaak, did you figure out a solution to your problem?