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Thank you!<br />
Is there a way to automatically copy those pictures to my server?
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Thank you!
Is there a way to automatically copy those pictures to my server?

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I had this question after viewing <a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28993174/Change-visitor's-REMOTE-ADDR-to-server's-REMOTE-ADDR.html" rel="ugc">Change visitor's REMOTE_ADDR to server's REMOTE_ADDR</a>.<br />
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I have some image links on my website but the images are on a different server. The firewall is set up so that the images can be requested only from my server. When users request an image to be displayed, I would like to load that image into a specified folder on my server. Can this be done with jQuery or any other method? Thank you for your help.
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I had this question after viewing Change visitor's REMOTE_ADDR to server's REMOTE_ADDR (https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28993174/Change-visitor's-REMOTE-ADDR-to-server's-REMOTE-ADDR.html).

I have some image links on my website but the images are on a different server. The firewall is set up so that the images can be requested only from my server. When users request an image to be displayed, I would like to load that image into a specified folder on my server. Can this be done with jQuery or any other method? Thank you for your help.

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