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That being said, I have no idea where the application caches those images. I'm still confused. I already posted details on that based on one of my plugins. I must be missing something. Sadly, I do not have windows 11. Otherwise I would look at it directly rather than theorizing. | | | Thanks for your support.
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Quoting Lowpro:
That being said, I have no idea where the application caches those images.
I'm still confused. I already posted details on that based on one of my plugins. I must be missing something. Sadly, I do not have windows 11. Otherwise I would look at it directly rather than theorizing. You may not need to theorize. Rdodolak is able to replicate the issue as well. Evidently DVD Profiler for PC's HTML Windows don't like my secure website for some reason. To replicate the issue just create a HTML window for the "Overview" and add the below URL within an img tag. The image (400x225) won't populate for Rdodolak either. Perhaps it won't populate for you. Perhaps it will. Only one way to find out. https://www.lowpro.net/phpdvdprofiler/bd/overview/191329277447/s1e01.jpgHotlinking to the original image I obtained from Amazon Prime populates without issue per the below. https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/S/pv-target-images/0146f47b3c5a07c9ca51a483ef9d8c43d09a2270ebb7544a6fae34cff5721248.jpg" width="400" height="225"As to your plugins, I have no idea what I'm supposed to do with that information you shared. Further explanation is needed. I'm just trying to figure out whether DVD Profiler for PC is downloading the given image from my website or not. If so, why isn't the given image being displayed? If not, what could be preventing that from happening? Again, no issues with DVD Profiler for iOS or a conventional web browser and no issues with DVD Profiler for PC under Windows 7. I guess this is what happens when you're stuck with a legacy application that hasn't been updated for 8 years. | | | | My DVD/Blu-ray Collection | | | | Last edited: by Lowpro |
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| Registered: March 18, 2007 | | Reputation: | | Posts: 6,517 |
| | Posted: | | | | Ok, got it. I was totally confused about the issue you were describing. I thought it had to do with displaying cached images from AppData that worked on Win10, but not WIn11. So, scratch that. I have confirmed that your supplied URL does not work inside a DVDProfiler HTML window, even on Windows 10. When I substituted another random image URL, it displayed properly. By the way, here is the image URL I used. It reveals a method that Invelos uses to pass an image to the browser. It displays properly in an HTML window. Could you use something similar? "http://www.invelos.com/getopenresource.axd?id=14813"  I Googled it: Quote:
2. .axd files:
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These are HTTP Handler files in ASP.NET applications that handle embedded resource requests, like JavaScript and CSS files. They are generated at runtime when using ScriptManager.
Seems like it would be simple to replicate the code. | | | Thanks for your support.
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