when using html2canvas , why image with on-line url can't appear in result ,is there anyone know it? please tell me,thanks!

[Juliazhong]

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[fatemehgholampour]

is any one to answer this???

[chengwb53]

nobody？

[chriscfox]

Your question is not very clear. Perhaps if you provided a jsfiddle illustrating it, or eve just some code with images of what you're expecting versus what you're getting, you may get more lucky with an answer.

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[eKoopmans]

I believe you are talking about cross-domain images. For Internet security reasons, trying to use an image from a different domain in a canvas causes problems. There are two html2canvas options, useCORS and proxy, which are designed to try to get around that problem. They're not perfect solutions though - you can read more over at #951 and #592.