Can you confirm if the issue occurs with one of the default joomla templates

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@brianteeman Thanks for your reply. This issue occurs with a third-party template: Joomlart Perity III Version 1.0.0.

@brianteeman I have just tested with 2 default Joomla templates and the issue still occurs - images without leading slash (e.g. src="/images/...") do not display.

Please test changing these lines back to what they were before patch.

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Tested here and I can't reproduce.

Source saved in db:

<p><img src="images/joomla_black.gif" alt="" /></p>

resulting source in frontend, sef on

<p><img src="/trunkgitnew/images/joomla_black.gif" alt="" /></p>

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this happened to me on the submenu pages.
stopped when I returned sef.php version of Joomla 3.3.3

@fatvapor @BrankaCoPov please provide (if you can) the raw code of img tags that do not works.
just copy/paste <img> as is from your article/template in to http://pastie.org/ (and post link here) or here using Fenced code blocks

I think that I've found the problem here. Do you use some kind of lazy loaders on your website? Maybe my own plugin Lazy Load for Joomla (http://joomla-extensions.kubik-rubik.de/llfj-lazy-load-for-joomla)?

I have Lazy Load for Joomla plugin installed.
Now I disabled the plugin and uploaded the file sef.php 3.3.4 version and images can be seen now.

@Kubik-Rubik when plugin was enabled the images could not be seen in articles and modules but only from submenus

@Kubik-Rubik You are right - I use your plugin (LLFJ Lazy Load for Joomla) and actually this plugin cause this strange problem.

After I disable or uninstall LLFJ Lazy Load for Joomla, the images apprear again. Even if I installed another Lazy load plugin (JA LazyLoad), this problem does not come again.

However, I still prefer your plugin LLFJ Lazy Load as it is the best Lazyload plugin so far. Do you think you can fix this problem in your next release of plugin?

Thanks for pointing out the reason to the problem as I believe there many users affacted and confused by this issue.


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As it is not a joomla bug, closing.

@fatvapor @BrankaCoPov Yes, I will provide an update very soon! :-)