Closed Bug 87573 Opened 24 years ago Closed 24 years ago

much of page doesn't render

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(SeaMonkey :: General, defect)

defect
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normal

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(Not tracked)

VERIFIED INVALID

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(Reporter: old-mozilla, Assigned: asa)

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I don't see anything that's changed much in this page, but it stopped rendering correctly sometime just after 0.9.1 branched. Marking as ALL/ALL as I've seen this on windows and linux on x86 and ppc. I'll attach a screen shot in a bit.
Worksforme on build 2001062204 win32
Possible cache problem?
*** Bug 87590 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
WFM, linux, build 2001062506 Chris, do you still have the problem with the latest nightly? I am tempted to mark this bug as WORKSFORME.
I've not been able to download a newer version of mozilla since the one I cited in my duplicate of this bug. Btw, it works ok (with that 'workaround' of going to QA->Bug Template and back) on win32 2001062204. I'll see if I can remember to setup a download of a current build overnight (I hate 56K modems...).
resolving as "invalid" ... about as close as I can find to "user is a frelling idiot". :( a buddy at work took a look at the screen shot and noticed what I hadn't... *none* of the images loaded... now why could that be? a quick look in "edit->preferences->privacy and security->images" shows why. Did I mention the user is an idiot? No I've no idea why unitedmedia is (er, was) in there, and since this is a shared profile that explains why it wasn't there for any of my boxes. the only upshot from this is that while checking out _basic's cache idea I saw that the clear cache buttons are missing... off to investigate that. btw Athanasius, your arlo & janis comic renders fine for me, now.
Status: UNCONFIRMED → RESOLVED
Closed: 24 years ago
Resolution: --- → INVALID
Ok, somehow www.unitedmedia.com had gotten on the 'Image Permissions' part of 'Privacy and Security' as 'cannot display images' (or similar). How that happened I do not know. Note also that whilst I could not see the images in the previously mentioned build, or this 2001062508, if I went back to an april 26th build I COULD see the images without changing anything at all in preferences. I guess I'll go read the docs as to how sites may get onto that 'cannot display' list. I certainly never saw any dialogue indicating the site had been put on it.
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Status: RESOLVED → VERIFIED
It is possible that recent Mozilla builds have been rather flaky. I've found history and cookies going out of wack and I have no idea why. Guess that comes with using nightlies...
Ok, it's just happened again. OTHER images on http://www.unitedmedia.com/comics/arlonjanis/index.html are rendering ok (notably the 'Arlo and Janis' image just to the left of 'by Jimmy Johnson' on the blue bar). I do NOT have any site in the 'blocked images' bit of Privacy and Security -> Images options. The HTML (as 'View Source'd) DOES contain what looks like a valid link. This is with build 2001070208. The cartoon image renders ok on an old Netscape 4.76. I HAVE hit shift-reload on mozilla (actually had to on Netscape to start with too, but it being so long since I've used that I could have had cache'ing issues), no difference. I've put various files at http://www.fysh.org/~athan/mozilla/ no-anj.gif is the mozilla view (after shift-refresh) no-anj-n476.gif is how Netscape 4.76 is, acceptably, rendering it. no-anj.html is the HTML of the page saved from Mozilla's 'View Source' window.
Wouldn't you know it, after posting the above I decided to shift-refresh one more time to see if it worked, before restarting mozilla to see if THAT worked, and _it did_. If the rendering as shown in no-anj.gif is supposed to indicate a broken image (due to failure to download), it isn't.
Athanasius: 1. I think what you are seeing is that some images don't load, not don't render (bug 68151) 2. broken images without alt attributes are currently not implemented (bug 41924).
I suspected it might be this in some way. Whilst insisting on full standards compliancy is a good thing, presenting a page with no information to show WHY an image isn't being rendered is at best confusing. I hope bug 41924 is cited to have some fix, if only to replace such images with a "Broken image, no ALT tag" image?
Product: Browser → Seamonkey
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