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On Tue, Sep 16, 2008 at 6:39 PM, Paul Hastings <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> we have an app that manages (among other things) almost 10k images. works a
> treat but a few days ago we had the app hang after users displayed some
> images
> they uploaded. from these images' EXIF data it turns out they had been
> massaged
> in photoshop (CS2), had thumbnails embedded & had DPI of 150. flex will
> display
> the images if we convert to PNG but no other futzing around we do server
> side in
> coldfusion (cfimage) or client side in flex seems to make these images
> displayable in flex.
>
> the images are simply being loaded from the server into a popup ala:
>
> img.doubleClickEnabled=true;
> img.addEventListener(MouseEvent.DOUBLE_CLICK,imgClick);
> img.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE,imgComplete);
> img.load(imageName);
> img.toolTip=currentSampleID+" ("+imageType+") : "+toolTipStr;
> img.setStyle("removedEffect", imageRemovedEffect);
> PopUpManager.addPopUp(img,this,true);
>
> anybody seen this before? is it the DPI (the other gazillion working images
> are
> all 96 DPI)? is there a workaround short of converting to PNG (we want to
> keep
> the image "original" as much as possible)?
>
> thanks.
>
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