Gmail Pictures

[mrpbjnance]

I am not gieeting Pictures in my GMAIL It is just ? I do not have a link to display pictures in my emails either or a link on the picture. Anyone else have this problem?

[mrpbjnance]

Bumping this topic.. Am i the only one with this problem.

Pictures only display as a ? on my droid

[vanwas]

I'm getting a "Show Pictures" button in my e-mails with pictures. It's on the right hand side right below the "To:" section...

[mrpbjnance]

I have that button for emails like spam emails, but for email where someone sent me an attached picture I don't have it.
Any ideas?

[mrpbjnance]

ok my attachments are jpeg pictures. Do I need a special viewer for those?

[Droider]

Just for clarity make sure you are using the "Gmail" app and not just reading Gmail through the "Email" app.

When I receive jpeg attachments in Gmail on my Droid and I scroll down, I will usually see the picture displayed inline after the text of the email. At the very bottom is allso a "Download" button and a "Preview" button.

I don't really know if there's a size limit on attachments when it comes to viewing on the Android Gmail client.

[mrpbjnance]

I have done some testing and the problem seems to be with pictures in line..
I tried attaching jpegs and I could seem them..
I did a second email that I inserted the picture in the email itself and I could not see them.. This does not make sense to me because I get pictures in other emails like advertisements and I would think those would be included in line.

I do click on the gmail app to view my gmail.

[Aaron636r]

Im having the same issues and it sucks. I use pictures to run my business all day long and my phone is killing it for me.

[stumpie]

Same here .. No pictures show up ..

[mjs31]

It is pictures inside the body. There is another topic on this around here and many many out there on the Android issues forums (including the main Android OS bug forum). Dates back to the G1 so hopefully Google will correct this issue. Again...only when someone does something like "insert an picture" using outlook, where it actually puts it in the body. All other types of attachments seem to work fine.