Dear Ashish, I have taken the 2nd approach. But instead of creating the folder inside <my app>/webapp folder.... I have created two folders namely 'pdf' and 'images' inside "C:\apache-ofbiz-18.12.05\themes\common-theme\webapp\images", and stored the relative path into the database. By default ofbiz is looking into this 'images' folder. It worked.
Also tried by keeping inside the "<my app>/webapp" folder. It worked too. Thank you for your help. Avijit On Mon, Jul 18, 2022 at 3:00 PM Ashish Vijaywargiya < ashish.vijaywarg...@hotwaxsystems.com> wrote: > Hello Avijit, > > There can be two options: > > 1) If you wish to save images/pdf in the database then please go with the > option which Nicola suggested in his email. Basically content related > entities will be involved in this operation: Content, DataResource and > ImageDataResource. Please review the references in the "content" component > present inside the applications folder. > > 2) If you wish to keep the images/pdf on the file system then again you can > review the upload related functionality in the "content" component. > There are many examples available in the code. In this case you need to > create a webapp reference in the ofbiz-component.xml file: > > <webapp name="siteresources" > title="Many Resources" > server="default-server" > location="webapp/siteresources" > mount-point="/siteresources" > app-bar-display="false"/> > > Then inside webapp folder: > - webapp > -- siteresources > --- images > --- pdf > > You can create your media contents inside the "siteresources" folder. In > the Form Widget you can use following code: > > <field name="myImage"><image value=" > http://localhost:8080/siteresources/images/ofbiz_logo.png"; > style="cssImgXLarge"/></field> > <field name="myPdf"> > <hyperlink description="Default PDF" target-type="plain" target=" > http://localhost:8080/siteresources/pdf/pdftest.pdf"; > target-window="_BLANK"/> > </field> > > You can dynamically prepare the data inside groovy files for image->value > attribute and for hyperlink->target attribute and use it in the form widget > field tag. > > Hope this helps! > > -- > Kind Regards, > Ashish Vijaywargiya > Vice President of Operations > *HotWax Systems* > *Enterprise open source experts* > http://www.hotwaxsystems.com > > > > On Mon, Jul 18, 2022 at 9:11 AM Avijit Bose <bose.avi...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > Dear Sir, > > > > I have a link in the form as shown below: > > -------------------------- > > <field name="salaryCertificateUrl" use-when="${salaryCertificateUrl!='Not > > Applicable'}" title="${uiLabelMap.salaryCertificate}" > widget-style="text"> > > <hyperlink target="salaryCertificateUrl" > > description="${salaryCertificateUrl}" also-hidden="false" size="25"> > > <parameter param-name="salaryCertificateUrl"/> > > </hyperlink> > > </field> > > -------------------------- > > > > Note: "salaryCertificateUrl" is a path of a pdf file. I DON'T WANT TO > > GENERATE PDF FILE. JUST WANT TO VIEW PRE_GENERATED PDFs. I am uploading > it > > and then wants to view it from the link in my form. Same this for images. > > > > Pls let me know how do I view this. > > > > regards > > Avijit > > >
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