The image component expects the URL to return an image, but your URL appears to be returning HTML. So I think what you are seeing is expected behaviour.
Sorry if it wasn’t clear from the screenshot, the image url is in the white-out box near the top. The action being configured is an open link action when clicking on the image. Or at least thats what I understand the action to mean.
I published this change and opened the app with my iPhone.
When I tapped on the image, the link opened in a pseudo-browser.
When I clicked on done, I was returned to the app.
Thanks Thinh, have tried it out, but unfortunately it doesn’t work on the ios devices still. Not sure why this is the case and interestingly Darren wasn’t able to replicate it with his ios device.
Hi Thinh, thanks for checking this out. Yes our workaround solution now is to use a link component for it as the image version doesnt work specifically for the ios devices we tested.
Using the same setup as you I was able to click the link.
By any chance can you send over some screenshots on how you are configuring that screen? Do you have any external CSS or some configurations that possibly could have affected that? I can’t click on your app’s link even with Chrome, not just iOS.