Is it possible to have one URL where if it’s in an image tag it will display the images, but if it’s loaded in the browser it’ll display an HTML page?
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Is it possible to have one URL where if it’s in an image tag it will display the images, but if it’s loaded in the browser it’ll display an HTML page?
No, the HTTP requests are the same for either an
imgtag or for loading them in the browser.You can however force a download if not in an image tag with the http header
Content-Disposition: attachmentor by associating an unknown mime-type such asContent-Type: application/foo.