The discussion revolves around an issue where a message is posted before its attached files have finished uploading. Canapin shared an example of this issue, showing a message with an unfinished image upload.
Several users shared their experiences and attempted to reproduce the issue. twofoursixeight suggested that clicking the reply button too quickly while the image is loading may cause the issue. Jagster believes it might be related to upload issues, particularly with large image files, which he has experienced before.
On the other hand, Lilly and Canapin were unable to reproduce the issue despite trying various methods, including hitting the reply button while images were loading. The exact cause of the issue remains unknown.
A user posts a message in which the uploads weren’t finalized.
I tried to reproduce the issue by sending a message when my uploads were still uploading, but it won’t send the message until the upload finishes, as expected.
This normally occurs when your browser is still attempting to get the image itself, it should automatically change to the real picture within a few moments.
I think if you click the reply button too quickly (or while the image is loading), it will end up doing this issue. On my end, I can’t click Reply until it is done uploading.
I bet it is because of an issue of upload, not emailing, and those images aren’t uploaded to forum at all. It happends to me all the time, if that batch is someway too big. I don’t know if there is lack of some unicorns, cores, RAM, cache, swap… but it happends and everytime when images are too big, like directly from a phone. That has been an issue all the time.
And has happened here too when I tried, something like a year ago — but I had something more relevant to do and I didn’t bother start a bug topic, If I’m remembering right
Because nowadays I’m uploading smaller images or smaller batches (max 2 images) I can live with it.
i tried to repro on my site in mobile and desktop, but no matter what the images load before. hitting the reply button while they are loading does nothing.