> I have my images for my project under the webroot folder in the e-dang folder
> under the image folder and in the consumer folder
> i.e. (wwwroot/e-dang/images/comsumer).
>
> But when I reference the file within my code (below), I realize in the error
> report that the path returned by coldfusion is missing the
> project folder name. Is this usual or does it mean that I got the referencing
> wrong?
It looks to me that you got the referencing wrong.
> Here is a portion of the error report (NOTE - e-dang is missing from the
> image path):
>
> An exception occurred while trying to read the image.
>
> File C:\ColdFusion8\wwwroot\images\consumer\DSC_0515_thumb.jpg does not exist.
>
> The error occurred in
> C:\ColdFusion8\wwwroot\e-dang\process_simpleSearchResults.cfm: line 53
>
> Here is the code:
>
> <td width="10%"><!--- creating a resized version of uploaded image of
> product. --->
> <cfimage source="#ExpandPath('/images/consumer/#Cnsmr_ProductIMAGE#' )#"
> action="resize" width="100" height="60"
> name="resizedImg" format= "jpg"> ...
You're specifying a path of "/images/consumer/...", when the path
should be "/e-dang/images/consumer/...". The path starts from the web
root by default, when you start it with "/".
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