Keep up the good work!
edited 3:00 AM EDT September 5, 2012
You did check for odd protocols in image urls right?
edited 3:40 PM EDT October 3, 2012
henke37: You did check for odd protocols in image urls right?
If you think the HTTPS protocol is odd, then you should consider y'self a noob, sorry. It's the standard for secure HTTP connections. Go search Wikipedia if you don't know what the HTTP protocol is.
Toad King: It shouldn't work in any modern browser at least.
The HTTPS protocol appears on almost any webpage that uses sensitive information, like logins, personal data, etc. so it needs to be supported on all web browsers. And, of course, secured and non-secured webpages can access secured resources, like images, too.
Elven Spellmaker: Doesn't work in IE10.
Maybe, as a security feature, IE10 disallows access to secure HTTPS content using a non-secure webpage, which may be correct in some situations, I guess.
hcs: No. Does that actually work in some browsers?
I personally use Google Chrome for browsing, the image gets correctly displayed for me...
So, don't blame me if your browser/OS/whatever sucks!