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David F.
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Chrome will not display image but Firefox will  en

Author: David F.
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Hi,

I have some HTML which has been working in an HTML object in X5 but I have changed host and now get strange behaviour. Its purpose is to display a picture of a memorial board and allow clicking on any name will display  more information about that person.

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<body>

<h2>Image display test</h2>
<p>Click on the name Barton W F to read more.</p>

<img src="https://www.oldwinburnians.org.uk/wall%20plaque%20small%20843%20no2.jpg" alt="Why won't Chrome display this, Firefox will.?" usemap="#workmap" width="600" height="834">

<map name="workmap">
<area coords="87,376,270,403" shape="rect" href="https://www.oldwinburnians.org.uk/barrow-r.c..html" target="_self">
</map>

</body>
</html>

The preview in X5 is fine, the uploaded version is fine in Firefox but Chrome, and sometimes Opera only display a tiny place holder. Right clicking that and choosing “Open image in new tab” works fine.

Displaying the same image in an image object in X5 displays it fine as well but I need areas to allow clicking through.

The file is online at “ www.oldwinburnians.org.uk/test.html

Any help much appreciated.

David

Firefox:

Chrome

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Esahc ..
Esahc ..
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Try clear the cache in chrome (ctrl+F5) and see if that fixes the problem.

You are quite right - it won't open in edge either (although if you right click on the broken image it will open in a new tab in both). When I opened your link in Firefox on my phone it threw a warning, could it be related to an insecure site?

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Daniel W.
Daniel W.
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Best User of the month EN

Browser Firefox, see

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Websites confirm their identity using certificates. Firefox does not trust this website because the certificate used by the website is not for www.oldwinburnians.org.uk. The certificate is only valid for oldwinburnians.org.uk.

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Daniel W.
Daniel W.
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Best User of the month EN

If the SSL certificate is only valid for “without www.” applies, then enter “Website address (URL)" without “www.” for WebSiteX5.

Additionally, set up a redirect via .htaccess file to redirect all website visitors to web addresses “without www”.

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David F.
David F.
User
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Daniel.   You little beauty!   After hours of puzzelling you give me an answr and I understand it.

Thanks a lot Mate!!

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