I'd suggest you just solve this systematically, instead of guessing.

Hard code a full url to a known image.  Verify it in a browser, and 
test it in the app.

Then make that url relative, test it.  If you can't find it, put the 
image in the same folder as the main app, test again with the full 
url in browser and app, then make the relative url (it should just be 
the file name alone).  Test in the app.

Move the image ONE folder toward where you want it. Adjust the 
relative url. Test.  Repeat, until the Image is where you want it and 
the app works.

Doing this will probably show you where your current logic is in 
error.

Having to do this once or twice was one of the reasons I mostly 
stopped using relative urls, and started passing the full qualified 
url to the root "assets" folder from the html wrapper via flashvars.  
That technique has other benefits as well.

Tracy

--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, "johndoematrix" 
<johndoemat...@...> wrote:
>
> when i do what you asked me to do by taking out the leading dots and
> the forward slash, image icons appear but without loading the 
images.
> could it be with the coldfusion query? coz it looks like its 
actually
> trying to load the images but cant find them. am gonna revise my
> coldfusion query bt if you dont mind you can also look at it see if 
am
> doing something wrong.
> 
> <cffunction name="load" output="false" access="remote" 
returntype="query">
>       <cfargument name="ctry_id" required="true" type="numeric" 
default="0">
>       <cfset var homes= "">
>       <cfset var result= "">          
>               <cfquery name="homes" datasource="realestate">
>                       select  id, ctryid_home, city, location, 
price, type, 
>                                       square_feet, date_listed, 
bedrooms, bathrooms, status, 
>                                       pool, backyard, closets, 
garage, sale, 
>                                       rent, image, lat, lng, 
description, tour
>                                       
>                       FROM            homes 
>                       WHERE           ctryid_home = <cfqueryparam 
value="#arguments.ctry_id#"
> cfsqltype="cf_sql_integer" />                                 
                                                
>               </cfquery>
>               <cfquery dbtype="query" name="results">
>               select          id, ctryid_home, city, location, 
price, type, 
>                                       square_feet, date_listed, 
bedrooms, bathrooms, status, 
>                                       pool, backyard, closets, 
garage, sale, 
>                               
        rent, 'http://localhost:8500/IESTATE_V1/assets/homeprofile_pic
s/'
> + image AS profilePic,
>                                       lat, lng, description,
> 'http://localhost:8500/iestate/images/video/' + tour AS video
>               FROM homes              
>               </cfquery>
>               <cfreturn results>
>       </cffunction>
>


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