chrisben

I'm not really sure I see the point of caching files that already stored locally apart from simplifying your front-end code to just deal with cached files instead of local...

I believe this would not work, looking at how getBackgroundImageURL is written. I keep this issue opened as enhancement to support such style values.

Are you using Phonegap/Cordova? If so, please state the version you're using and the OS you're targeting. Is it a problem you get every time or intermittently? Could be linked...

Please make sure you don't have a CORS issue -- read the Readme file carefully about this topic and check out [this stackoverflow answer](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14765085/android-phonegap-filetransfer-download-recieving-error-code-3).

Look at [this blog post](http://jcroucher.com/2013/08/29/phonegapcordova-filetransfer-error-3-android/), there's a workaround for this kind of problem (though it's an upload issue there...). One of the solutions is to set the "Connection" http header...

@Steefkroon , could you try what @pozuelog suggested to see if that solves your problem as well?

@Steefkroon can I close this issue?

@confile , #85 is a different issue, even if you get the same error code from cordova's file plugin.

ImgCache doesn't limit the number of files to cache or the size of those files. It relies on the Cordova File Plugin for the downloading part. Perhaps this plugin has...

@tomcooksey did you find out what limitation exists for image file sizes, and the reason for it?