You kind of do :) There is no way to embed streams in HTML directly. You
need a separate function showing a single image by id (e.g. /show_image/id)
and build a list with links to that function in the list_image view.
{{for img in images:}}
{{= TD(img.title) }}
{{= TD(IMG(_src=URL("sh
You have two actions:
list_image() -> returns an image (always image 1?)
ist_images() -> returns the html page.
In the latter you can do:
View:
{{extend 'layout.html'}}
Display Jpeg Images
Image Title
Image Blob
{{for img in images:}}
{{ =i
OK - Quick follow up here - I was able to display an blob image using the
call:
def list_image():
myid = 1# test
image=db(db.xim.id==myid).select(orderby=db.xim.title)
response.headers['Content-Type']='image/jpeg'
mystream = image.image_blob
return mystream
However
I thought the content type settings were handled automatically by the
framework.
Anyway - for some reason setting the response.headers to 'image/jpeg' does
not work - just get an empty/blank page.
I must be missing something else re handling gae blob properties - here's
my test code:
Any furt
you need to set the
response.header['Content-type']='image/jpeg'
else the browser does not know what to do with the file.
On Feb 23, 2:23 pm, BrendanC wrote:
> I uploaded a small (<1mb) jpeg image to my local dev app server. In this
> case the blob goes in the image file and is stored as a la
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