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I can see your photos just fine. A few people of reported this, but it's fixed by clearing your browser's cache or clicking shift+reload.
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I'm having the same problem right now, and reloading my Blogger blog isn't helping.
I'm testing the links in the posts that are affected, and this is what's happening: The link reads
(http://photos21.flickr.com/35460678_61536a72d6.jpg)
but when I paste that into my browser, it switches to
(http://static.flickr.com/21/35460678_61536a72d6.jpg)
and I get an x.
What's up with that?
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squiddity of toronto edited this topic 82 months ago.
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OK, this is really weird:
The pics were still coming up x's, but I discovered I could fix the problem by doing this:
1) go to the missing photo's "upload the medium size" page
2) grab the URL where it says "grab the URL"
3) paste URL into nav bar, click Go so pic appears
When I do this & reload the Blogger blog, the pic I've done this to appears. I've just gone thru and fixed all my missing pics this way.
I don't understand this newfangled "technology" stuff.
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Re-editing all my blog posts is not something I'd look forward to. Fortunately the photos on my blog are loading fine. But there's a discussion board that a friend of mine and I use, and both of us host our avatars here, and I can't see either of them.
And sorry to be a whineypants, but I REALLY hate clearing my browser's cache; all those usernames and passwords I have to enter again....
Why where the URL changes made?
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I have to tell everyone on this topic... as much as we ALL hate to hear the simple things fix problems... ;) But what Heather said to do, going to tools - options and deleting files, for some odd reason worked.
Now... can someone from flickr PLEASE tell us why that worked, and what was going on to cause this??
Posted 82 months ago.
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Nothing has to be renamed! The devs are making some tweaks to the overall archictecture, but these changes are backwards compatible so old names work just fine.
The issue appears to be browser based, with concerns being raised by those use various flavours of IE (I use Safari and I've not had any problems seeing anyone's photos).
Clearing your browser's cache should not force you to loose all your passwords, etc. Cach is different from Cookies.
gizzypooh, can you be more specific. I'm not sure what concern you're voicing.
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John has added more info about this issue in this FlickrBugs Topic:
flickr.com/forums/bugs/11414/#reply56861
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