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My company allows people to upload their images to dress up their content. We use Imagemagick to resize, crop, save thumbs, etc. Problem is that a small number of images that we get don’t work. They aren’t read as JPG and are passed as binary content that the browser won’t display. The image themselves are viewable in Photoshop when I download them (these are all the processed results of Imagemagick).
Looking at the files the ones that fail seem to have XML in the files (the xml content varies).
Best I can tell is that these images are generated by "Save as…" rather than "Save for web…".
The problem appears in all the browsers I tested on (IE7, FF, Safari).
Is there a known issue like this? Obviously I’m not 100% on my diagnosis since I don’t have access to the people who created the images. Any advice would be appreciated.
Looking at the files the ones that fail seem to have XML in the files (the xml content varies).
Best I can tell is that these images are generated by "Save as…" rather than "Save for web…".
The problem appears in all the browsers I tested on (IE7, FF, Safari).
Is there a known issue like this? Obviously I’m not 100% on my diagnosis since I don’t have access to the people who created the images. Any advice would be appreciated.
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