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Why am I getting a broken image;
I have my picture file in my folder with the .html Am I inserting the Img attribute wrong? Are either of these correct, I’m getting broken img with both. <img src=“Kids.jpg” alt =“”/> Or <img src=“URL to uploaded picture” alt=“”/>
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It might not be a properly-formed image file, i.e., the internal data is text and not binary, etc.
This can happen when you "Save As..." something you think is an image but a server sends something else.
If you're expecting to reference an image using the app here, you either need to:
~ provide the full path to the file on your mobile (in which case only you* will be able to see it)
~ put your file on a public image server so that people without your mobile device can also load the link
* Technically, any mobile having a file named "Kids.jpg" in exactly the same place could load *a* file--but probably not yours--so just ignore this if it's confusing.
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Everything looks fine but double check if the file name is spelled the correct way. Example: Kid.jpg, kids.jpg, Kids,png, etc.
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Okay thanks for the info and I use my iPad for the SoloLearn app but am using notepad on my pc to type and process everything so the pictures are on my pc.