Ryan Lovett wrote:
> You would have a tag such as where
> jpegphoto.cgi is a CGI script that outputs "Content-type: image/jpeg"
> followed by the JPEG data.
>
> But that is an HTTP topic so you should probably consult a Python/CGI
> resource.
Solved, thanks all :)
I use webpy framework, solved j
Zhang Huangbin wrote:
> Zhang Huangbin wrote:
>>> Not sure what you really want to display and where.
>>>
>>> How about entry['jpegPhoto'][0].encode('base64') ?
>
> Still confused what data type it stored in LDAP.
> Already base64 encoded?
Please read my e-mails more carefully.
As said in <4a2a4
On Tue, Jun 09, 2009 at 05:14:33PM +0800, Zhang Huangbin wrote:
> > How can i display it if i use 'content-type: image/jpeg' header?
>
> Forget to say, it works in non-IE browsers like this:
>
>
>
You would have a tag such as where
jpegphoto.cgi is a CGI script that outputs "Content-t
Zhang Huangbin wrote:
> Zhang Huangbin wrote:
>>> Not sure what you really want to display and where.
>>>
>>> How about entry['jpegPhoto'][0].encode('base64') ?
>
> Still confused what data type it stored in LDAP.
> Already base64 encoded?
>
> Display entry['jpegPhoto'][0] directly, got error msg:
Zhang Huangbin wrote:
>> Not sure what you really want to display and where.
>>
>> How about entry['jpegPhoto'][0].encode('base64') ?
Still confused what data type it stored in LDAP.
Already base64 encoded?
Display entry['jpegPhoto'][0] directly, got error msg:
'ascii' codec can't decode byt
