All of a sudden one of my websites shows "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later. ", when a thumbnail is clicked. See www.natuurschoon-nietap.nl/ Even when a single article is openend this error occurs. See www.natuurschoon-nietap.nl/vrijwilligersnieuws/412-snoeiwerk-in-de-hitte

Opening the Galleries in Joomla (backend) works without problems, and the images show full size without problems when I click on a thumbnail in the backend.

Using Simple Image Gallery Pro v3.8.0.

Any idea what could be causing this? What should I investigate first?

Does this have something todo with this error?

ir0.mobify.com/1600/https://www.natuurschoon-nietap.nl/images/nieuws/20200906schoffelen/20200906_101559.jpg:1 GET ir0.mobify.com/1600/https://www.natuurschoon-nietap.nl/images/nieuws/20200906schoffelen/20200906_101559.jpg net::ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED

(...and what was again the function of mobify?)

Disabling the 'Advanced option' to "Force resize source (popup) image width (in pixels)" by entirely deleting the value I had set there solved this problem. Other messages on this messageboard indicate that the third-party webservice "mobify" used for this funtion ceased to exist...

Tjerk Vonck wrote: Disabling the 'Advanced option' to "Force resize source (popup) image width (in pixels)" by entirely deleting the value I had set there solved this problem. Other messages on this messageboard indicate that the third-party webservice "mobify" used for this funtion ceased to exist...

This helped me! Thanks!

I suddenly had this issue with the pop up images not loading. The ir0.mobify.com/600/******* came up in front of my websites url. I also was told to disable Force Resize which enabled the images to pop up. Problem is now that many of the images were not resized by me prior to uploading and now completely fill the browser window! So, I have just spent nearly a whole day downloading the gallery folders affected of which there are quite few and batch processing the images to size then re-uploading. Hoping this resize on the fly issue gets resolved very soon.

Hi Fotis, Thank you. Ideally it would be better to have the website's server process oversize images?

Tjerk Vonck wrote: Disabling the 'Advanced option' to "Force resize source (popup) image width (in pixels)" by entirely deleting the value I had set there solved this problem. Other messages on this messageboard indicate that the third-party webservice "mobify" used for this funtion ceased to exist...
 

Thanks! This saved my day! Anywhere I was wondering, that images have been prosessed on an external server.