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[GH-ISSUE #1541] Image (base64 in HTTP_ROOT_MAIN) above 70dpi is not displayed in HTML page #1315
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Originally created by @georgevbsantiago on GitHub (Jan 4, 2023).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/tzapu/WiFiManager/issues/1541
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WiFimanager Branch/Release: Master
Esp8266
Hardware: NodeMCU
Platformio 6.1.5
Core Version: 2.0.15-rc.1
Smartphone Browser: Chrome Mobile
Description
I have identified that the default image example (base64) in HTTP_ROOT_MAIN[] has stopped working.
I have identified that if the image is above 70dpi (base64), it is not rendered in the HTML.
And if the image is above 100 dpi or larger than 5kb (or 10kb, I don't remember exactly), it causes a reset on esp8266.
I had success with a 70dpi color image (70 Width x 38 Height) with 4kbs.
I think this bug is causing a stutter when opening the homepage. Sometimes when trying “192.168.4.1” the page is blank. But if you try “192.168.4.1/wifi”, the AP SSID and Password registration page is displayed on the screen.
Example of the standard image (base64) of HTTP_ROOT_MAIN[] available in the Wifimanager code. Stopped working
const char HTTP_ROOT_MAIN[] PROGMEM = "<img title=' alt=' src='data:image/png;base64,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' /><h1>{v}</h1><h3>WiFiManager</h3>";@tablatronix commented on GitHub (Jan 6, 2023):
Definitely a memory issue. How much heap do you have?