Why don't pictures or images open on some web pages.?
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as said above, but also it could be pour plannin by the webmaster and the HTML code is bad
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Are you having trouble with only this website? Do pictures usually display normally in every site you visit except this one? \nTry hitting Ctrl + F5. maybe its your browser.
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Maybe try it with Microsoft Internet Explorer. I've had problems with Firefox too...
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Does it happen to every picture or just one picture. If it's all the time you might have your browser set on dial up mode that doesn't load pics.\n\nIf it's just a few random pics, you can right-click and choose "Show Picture" If that still doesn't work, you can refresh the entire page. And if it's still not there? I'd say it's not you but the webpage itself. They might have removed the picture from their file but left the link on their page.
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When browsing the Internet a number of different issues can occur with your browser and/or your Internet connection that may cause some or all of the images or pictures to not appear or be displayed as a broken image as shown in the image to the right.  \n\nBelow is a listing of some of the different situations that apply to this document as well as the suggestions and/or resolutions to fixing the issue.\n\nBrowser shows images, however some images are missing\nor\nBrowser displays images on every page except one\n\nThis is the most common issue you're likely to encounter while on the Internet and is almost always an issue that is being caused by the web page you're visiting and not by your computer.\n\nOften this issue is caused by one or more of the below reasons.\n\nThe web page is not pointing to the correct location (URL) of the image. \nThe location or computer hosting the image has moved or removed the image and the web page has not been updated since. \nThe web page or computer hosting the image is getting so many requests that it is unable to fulfill your request and unable to send you the image. \nPossible solutions to this issue.\n\nSee if the image is being hosted on an alternate server and if on a different server see if the image can be found on that server. To do this right-click the image or broken icon and click Properties, In the Properties window the Address or URL of the image should be displayed, copy that link into your address bar and remove the name of the image. For example, if you were to do this on the above image of the example of broken images you would get: http://www.computerhope.com/issues/broken.gif take off the "broken.gif" portion of the URL to get the path of where that image is located. Some websites will then list the directory of files (Computer Hope has this feature disabled) and/or get you to a location to where you attempt to locate the image. This is also a good method of determining if the computer hosting the image is still active.\n\nTry visiting the web page in a few hours/days. If a site is getting visited by a lot of people on that day it may be experiencing issues causing images to not be displayed or images may be disabled to help prevent other issues.\n\nTry searching for the file name in a popular search engine such as Google to see if the image is located elsewhere. The name of the image file can be determined by using the above steps used earlier to find the location of the image. This will not resolve the missing image on the page you were visiting but may allow you to find the image being shown on a different web page.\n\nBrowser does not display any images on any page\n\nA computer that does not display any images while on the Internet is almost always an issue with the computer you're on and not the web page you're visiting. Often this issue is due to a configuration issue with the browser.\n\nNote: Before trying any of the below suggestions make sure you're not encountering an issue with your Internet connection by visiting a web page or section of web page you have never visited. This will help verify that your Internet connection is working; however images are not loading. You should not need to do this however if you're visiting this Computer Hope page on the same computer and no images are showing on Computer Hope.\n\nBrowser configuration\n\nMany web browsers support the ability to disable any images from being displayed to help with load time for users with slower Internet connection. Verify this option is not enabled by following the below steps.\n\nInternet Explorer users\n\nOpen Internet Explorer. \nClick Tools at the top of the Window. \nClick Internet Options \nIn the Internet Options window click the Advanced tab. \nIn the Settings under Multimedia make sure there is a check in the "Show Pictures" checkbox. \nClick Ok and close and re-open the browser. \nIf after following the above steps you continue to have the
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*Shrugging for it is hard to answer this without knowing what was done that caused the prob in the 1st place*\n\n1st guess though is your web browser is set to block images for security reasons. Edit preferences so that it allows images...
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Its a graphics problem. Just means the website did not load the picture correctly or its because your computer is somehow not processing the pictures correctly to display on your browser. Most of the time its because the website did not load the images correctly. I would just hit refresh and see if it fixes it.\n\nTry cleaning out your temporary files. Go to tools, then internet options and clean your temporary files. Reboot your browser and try again. Some computers have a pretty harsh security system that will not load pictures correctly.
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try using a HTML editor and updating your site\n\nyour problems is most likely to be fixed by deleting the cache (in case it got corrupted and is not loading the new page)
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Try this.\nOpen my Pictures folder\nTools tab\nFolder Options\nView tab\nPut a check next to ..Do Not cache thumbnails\nE
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I can find it with no problem. It might be worth centring the images on the page though, but otherwise it looks good - well done. Gallery is spelt with a 'y' at the end, however, not 'ie' :)\n\nThe only suggestion I can make is that your system is using a cached version from before the site was up. Go to the site, and then press CTRL & F5 together, and that should re-download the index page from the server.
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It could be a number of things.  I would first check what type of link that it is and check that your file associations are correct.  For instance if you are clicking the link to a JPG file then you should see something like Windows Picture and Fax viewer come up.  You can check file associations by finding the type of file you were trying to open (html, jpg, etc) and then go to the properties and make sure it is associated properly.\n\nPop up blocker?  This could also cause the problem.\n\nMaybe even something in your IE cache that has caused an issue.  Empty your temp internet folder and all files, then also go reset your security for the internet zone.
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Images that websites dont want you to copy usually have watermarks on them or are right click disabled, some sites have a lable on them, if they do find you with there picture you usually get a warrning asking you to take them off.
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This sounds like your browser is trying to download a picture that has a broken link...it's probably not your fault, but that of the webmaster on their end.
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Try reinstalling Internet Explorer, maybe...
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You can try to right-click on the x and there should be an option to "reload image" or something similar.  If that doesn't work, then it's a problem with the web page's server, and there's nothing you can do.  Hope that helps!
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Your Internet explorer has been corrupted. So you repair the operating system whatever it is. It will check this problem.
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A box with a red X in it indicates that the image was unable to load. It may no longer exist on the web server that it was on, or maybe the web server is down.\n\nYou could try refreshing, but if the web server that hosts the image is down or something like that, there's not much you can do on your end.