The Notes app and the IOS app both fail to load images correctly.
I have valid markdown. I can run my note through the program markdown (version 1.0.1) to produce valid HTML, which Firefox and Vivaldi both display correctly. However the Notes Nextcloud app and the Notes app for IOS both fail to load the images. Other markdown markup is translated correctly.
Here is the markdown source. The images are in the same directory as the markdown source.
Applications are open.
[Wyoming DoE ESA page](https://edu.wyoming.gov/parents/education-savings-accounts/)
[ESA Family Handbook](https://edu.wyoming.gov/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/ESA-Family-Handbook.pdf)
## Applicants should prepare the following documentation
* Parent and child Social Security numbers.
* Child’s birth certificate or passport.
* Proof of Wyoming residency.
* Recent tax returns showing Adjusted Gross Income or proof of TANF/SNAP enrollment (Prekindergarten applications only).
This approval notification may not arrive before June 25. ESA funds will be available to use in July.
[HB0199 - Steamboat Legacy Scholarship Act.](https://www.wyoleg.gov/Legislation/2025/HB0199)
I see no way to attach a file, or I’d add the images. They are QR codes for the hyperlinks. They display and decode correctly when displaying the HTML generated by the program markdown. For testing, any image should work.
Which apps are you referring to exactly? You mean the main Nextcloud app for iOS and the Nextcloud Notes app for iOS? Or do you mean the Nextcloud Notes web app in combination with the Nextcloud Notes for iOS app? Just asking to prevent confusion.
I quickly tried to reproduce this in the web version but it works as expected. Both syntaxes are valid and accepted when I type them by hand:
This even worked with images from external domains.
Do you use the internal or web-based editor in the iOS app? Please note that the internal plain text editor of the iOS notes app is limited in functionality.
Which apps are you referring to exactly? You mean the main Nextcloud
app for iOS and the Nextcloud Notes app for iOS? Or do you mean the
Nextcloud Notes web app in combination with the Nextcloud Notes for
iOS app? Just asking to prevent confusion.
The latter, I believe. I mean:
The Notes app within a Nextcloud installation.
The iOS app “Nextcloud Notes” from Nextcloud GmbH which does Notes
only. ‎Nextcloud Notes on the App Store (On
further reading, it appears to be using the Nextcloud app and all the
iOS app does is display the results. It claims to be using Notes
4.12.0 on Nextcloud 31.0.4. Those are the versions on my Nextcloud
installation.)
I quickly tried to reproduce this in the web version but it works as
expected. Both syntaxes are valid and accepted when I type them by
hand:
This even worked with images from external domains.
I used that syntax exactly. I used both forms. The second does not produce a “tooltip”
popup on rollover, as I would expect.
Again, the program markdown produced valid HTML, which then displayed
correctly.
Do you use the internal or web-based editor in the iOS app? Please
note that the internal plain text editor of the iOS notes app is
limited in functionality.
I normally use the iOS app’s internal editor only for light editing in
the field. I developed this note entirely in Emacs.
Debian has several PHP packages for working with markdown. Should I have one or more installed on my server? I have none.
charles@hawk:~$ pre php | grep -i markdown
charles@hawk:~$ apt-cache search php | grep -i markdown
golang-github-yuin-goldmark-dev - CommonMark compliant and extensible Markdown parser written in Go
libmarkdown-php - PHP library for rendering Markdown data
php-league-commonmark - Markdown parser based on the CommonMark JS reference implementation
php-league-html-to-markdown - An HTML-to-markdown conversion helper for PHP
php-parsedown - Parser for Markdown
php-parsedown-extra - Markdown Extra extension for Parsedown
php-twig-markdown-extra - A Twig extension for Markdown
ruby-bluefeather - Extend Markdown Converter written in Ruby
charles@hawk:~$