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How to load facebook graph api profile picture in mozilla firefox 19?

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  • آخر ردّ كتبه cor-el

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i had develop facebook app, and it seems in mozilla the facebook profile picture 'failed to load given url' for example the tag is written like this

<img title="Edgar Setiawan" src="https:\\graph.facebook.com\100005284781774\picture">

i have tried the image load permission in the setting, but it still doesnt work. Am i doing anything wrong here? or does mozilla intepret differently? is working fine with IE 9 and chrome.

thank you

i had develop facebook app, and it seems in mozilla the facebook profile picture 'failed to load given url' for example the tag is written like this <pre><nowiki><img title="Edgar Setiawan" src="https:\\graph.facebook.com\100005284781774\picture"></nowiki></pre> i have tried the image load permission in the setting, but it still doesnt work. Am i doing anything wrong here? or does mozilla intepret differently? is working fine with IE 9 and chrome. thank you

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sorry the example is

"img title="Edgar Setiawan" src="https:\\graph.facebook.com\100005284781774\picture">"

if i try to open this page with my chrome i can see the profile picture inside the previous post, but is not working in firefox

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You are using backslashes in that link. Other browsers may work around this, but in Firefox you need to use forward slashes.

  • https:\\graph.facebook.com\100005284781774\picture
  • https://graph.facebook.com/100005284781774/picture