Logging a cache

[+Alphadog]

Is anyone experiencing this change in our logs? Should you decide to upload an animated-.gif. The .gif file no longer animates in the log. The guest who reads the a log and tries to experience the animation sees only a still photograph of the animation. This seems to have been a recent experience. Can anyone tell me the cause or the why?

[Mr.Yuck]

Is anyone experiencing this change in our logs? Should you decide to upload an animated-.gif. The .gif file no longer animates in the log. The guest who reads the a log and tries to experience the animation sees only a still photograph of the animation. This seems to have been a recent experience. Can anyone tell me the cause or the why?

 

Have you or others checked this with various browsers, and several versions of those browsers? For example, only people on Firefox v33 might not be seeing them?

[4wheelin_fool]

Dont know if animated gifs in cache logs are a good idea anyway.

 

Edited November 3, 2014 by 4wheelin_fool

[+BAMBOOZLE]

I wonder if that's one of the things creating problematic GPX files that crashes GPS units.

[+wmpastor]

I wonder if that's one of the things creating problematic GPX files that crashes GPS units.

No, i'm quite sure those crashes are due to the Intro App users. They're to blame for just about everything.

 

But seriously, those animations are just unnecessary.

[+Viajero Perdido]

Firefox has an about:config setting for that:

image.animation_mode user set string "none"

...and animated GIFs will never annoy you again.

[Pup Patrol]

But seriously, those animations are just unnecessary.

 

I hate animated gifs.

 

I hate any video or animated thing that loads automatically.

 

 

 

B.

[+Alphadog]

Mr. Yuck:

 

It is not browser problem. The browser (Chrome or IE) both see the older animated ".gifs" It seems that my guess would be that the "code" in the template of the logging has been modified.

 

Working with code sometime now. The question is why?