Thanks all
But there is nothing to do it from imagefield directly ?
Because if someone use the admin interface ?
(mayber i've misread what you gave).
regards
Bussiere
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are you sure this is actually a good idea?
in almost all cases serving the image via the actual web server, whose job
it is to serve images, is the best idea.
either way, you wouldn't use an image field to store base64 data. that's
for references to actual files in a filesystem.
first you'd
Hi,
maybe you could use http://djangosnippets.org/snippets/1669/
Greetings
Am Dienstag, den 15.05.2012, 17:36 +0530 schrieb Nikhil Verma:
> Hi
>
> I had similar situation where a textfield (which was made a markup
> editor by applying css and all) was given where people come in write
>
Hi
I had similar situation where a textfield (which was made a markup editor
by applying css and all) was given where people come in write anything and
discuss about their topics; you can imagine like a forum.
So i made some regular expressions to allow videos to show in an iframe and
image to
Does anyone tried to store only Base64 info in databse of an image
instead of a file with django image field ?
Do you have any idea how to do it ?
Or some hints to give me ?
regards and thanks
Bussiere
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pleins de
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