The problem is with the use of the cocoon: pseudo-protocol in the src
attribute of img. Cocoon pseudo-protocols are only known to Cocoon and
so only work on the server side. The <img src="..."> is sent over to
the client to be interpreted, and Safari, Netscape, MSIE and co. don't
know what it is. If you translate the "cocoon:/" into a URL equivalent
using http you should be alright.
Steve
On 15 Apr 2008, at 10:11, Lehtonen, Mika wrote:
I have this external graphics tag in my xsl when using FOP to
serialize pdfs'.(Cocoon 2.1.11 with 0.94 FOP)
<fo:external-graphic src="cocoon:/selitykset/{$kunta}-{$alue}-
{$kaavano}-laatija_{$kaavano}.gif" .. etc..
But now I am building an html serializer for the same project. How
do I "convert" this into an html tag?
<img src="cocoon:/selitykset/{$kunta}-{$alue}-{$kaavano}-
laatija_{$kaavano}.gif" .. etc ..
doesn't work.
I have a large file structure of gifs' so this pipeline is used for
finding the right one. So it will find kunta/alue/kaavano/
laatija_kaavano.gif from the selitykset directory. I just can't
remember why I did so difficulty. Couldn't it just be done like:
.. src="cocoon:/selitykset/{$kunta}/{$alue}/{$kaavano}/
laatija_{$kaavano}.gif" .. without any pipeline? But then it would
demand some concatenation? A little lost here :-[ .
Anyway that is probably not the problem but the right way to put it
into html.
- mika -
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