the fork works i wonder why it only works
Hm, then use the fork instead.
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It could still be beneficial to identify the issue though.
Happened to me before. A bit buggy, it works sometimes. The code is correct, might be Replit’s problem.
For some reason, Replit .dev deployments don’t serve images.
Replit.dev is not for deployments.
I am talking about their servers.
This is a CORS issue
That doesn’t make any sense to me, isn’t CORS supposed to be cross-domain? That shouldn’t be an issue on any given replit.dev site. (Because it has one domain)
CORS is the system which manages CORS Requests.
Replit is either not exposing these or is not even serving them.
This issue happens with Susha Radix and .dev sites.
Again, wouldn’t that only be an issue if it was cross-origin? Same origin (so one repl with one dev site) shouldn’t hit it.
Please check out Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) - HTTP | MDN
Or try this on your own.
You usually will get CORS errors if you try and get a file that you can’t access if not 404
I feel like this backs up what I was already saying:
Only if it’s from a different domain, otherwise the error will be different, it has to be (CORS literally doesn’t apply to same-origin requests).
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@Chase305 this might be a bit random and I know the problem is solved with the fork but could you rename Flags/ca.png to anything random and then change it back? on some html/css/js repls files are randomly not found by replit (happened to me) but renaming + changing it back helps. maybe this is what’s going on, can you try that?
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