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I have a database with photographs (JPEGs) stored in a container field and some bitmaps in another container field. They show up fine when the database is accessed via a FM pro client and fine when I'm hosting it using IWP from FMPro 8, but they don't show up when I'm accessing the database using IWP hosted in FMPro 7.

I can't use version 8 to host it, as we have Server Advanced 7. Any ideas on how to make my pictures appear via IWP? (I'm using the latest update to IWP for 7).

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Are there any calculations or script steps that are new to v8 in the database? If so, when these calculations/script steps are ignored the state of the database might not be valid.

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No, but they are pulled from another database via a unique identifier. They appear fine when running v7 client, but not on IWP over Server Advanced.

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IWP in 7 has issues with multiple files. I never pinned down the exact causes or workarounds, it was easier to use a single file...

This issue is true for single files, and may be what you're seeing: Images in container fields (stored in the DB, not just references) will only show if they're on a layout that is directly related to the table where the image is stored. (This behavior only applies to IWP, as it works fine with a FMP client).

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Many thanks for this - it does indeed sound like it may be the issue. I'll look into it further, but I may end up just storing the pictures off-line and referencing them in my container field.

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>>Images in container fields (stored in the DB, not just references)

>>will only show if they're on a layout that is directly related

>>to the table where the image is stored. (This behavior only

>>applies to IWP, as it works fine with a FMP client).

A fix for this is to display the container field in a portal. It works for me!

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