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Browser, if a website issue (Firefox, Chrome, etc) : Edge, Chrome
Description of problem
The thumbnail on the observation has a dark area covering the bottom third or so of the photo.
Clicking on the thumbnail to bring up the photo, or going to the photo information page, shows no shadow.
Couldn’t say ( I uploaded it in 2017, and my memory isn’t that good) but I doubt it, because the photo itself (when you click the “i” icon) is fine.
So the thumbnail’s image source is fine, but the thumbnail is not.
i’m not sure exactly how the rotate function works in the system, but you could try rotating the photo, and see if that fixes the large version of the file somehow.
I doubt that I can. It was from 2017, and I had a different phone then.
I could be wrong but since I’ve good images on the other sizes, so this seemed more like a platform-side issue than an upload problem to me.
Yeah, but I’d rather not do that before/until staff weighs in, especially as I’m not the only one experiencing the issue (see @ydobon 's link)
Thinking about it further, I could also:
duplicate the observation and see if the issue occurs in the duplicate.
duplicate the photo within the same observation (there’s an option to do that in the Android app) and see if it happens on the “new” photo.
There’s a few troubleshooting options I could try.
I left my phone in another location, so I can’t try duplicating the photo with the observation until a bit later.
Per the other issue, another fix is to use “Repair broken URLs”. I’m wondering if the only options are observer actions, though.I know @bouteloua said this issue hasn’t been seen in a while; what happens if I discover an old observation wit the issue and the observer is no longer active to edit the observation and resolve it?
It’s nota huge deal if they can’t, I suppose (you can still view the complete pic at other sizes), but these are the types of things I think of.