Handling image load errors in Ext JS universal apps

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When displaying images in our web applications we never want to see a dead image shown when an image file has been moved or deleted. This can become a more prevalent problem when we are using dynamic image URLs or convention based URL structure. For example, we might always load a User's profile image by combining their ID number and Last name to form the filename and always looking in a specific…

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