><cfcontent....> can server up any type of web content including image
>files. You would just put the name of the cfm template that contains
>the <cfontent....> tag into the <img href="..."> property. Then the
><cfcontent...> tag would server up the image file from the secure
>location with the proper image mine type.
Thank you all for your replies.
Well I can't do anything in web server level because it's a hosted site.
So I have to solve the problem in CF code level.
About Ian's idea on using <img href="..."> I did the simple test below.
I did simple cfm page in web site root folder e.g. C:\MySiteRoot\test.cfm.
In Test.cfm among text etc I put <img href="image.cfm">
In the same folder I made an image.cfm page and there I wrote only the
cfcontent tag below
<cfcontent type = "image/jpeg" file = "#ExpandPath('pic.jpg')#" deleteFile =
"No" reset="no">
In the same folder I placed the photo pic.jpg.
So totally I have
C:\MySiteRoot\test.cfm
C:\MySiteRoot\image.cfm
C:\MySiteRoot\pic.jpg
When I call the page http://www.MySite.com/test.cfm I see the test page but not
including the pic.jpg.
I think Ian's idea is correct because I saw something similar in Adobe's site
in the page below
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/405/kb405330.html
I also did exactly what Adobe says but I don't see the image.
Is something missing in test.cfm or image.cfm ?
Thank you again for your help.
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