dpouliot Posted November 13, 2006 Posted November 13, 2006 It appears to me that the way to use FMP generated HTML within an IWP web viewer is to use the "data:/about:" trick. This has been working great for me, until I needed to show an image in the viewer. I'd like the web viewer to reference a local image AND have this work within IWP. I'm guessing that using src="file:/// won't work and I'd rather not store the images on a separate web server. So I'd like to make a container field and use imagemac: to reference the file in the file system, then load that image into the web viewer in a way that works in IWP. Has anyone accomplished this, and if so, how?
Leb i Sol Posted November 13, 2006 Posted November 13, 2006 you could create another calc field that would contain domain path in it....so src would be : my_src='http:domain.comimages' container_img_name='imge_name.jpg' full_src= my_src & container_img_name so you would use container_img_name field for preview of image while creating a link to full_src field in order to cfreate a 'pop-up' effect when viewing images.... but it depends on your entire setup if this would work on public and internal access.... All the best!
dpouliot Posted November 14, 2006 Author Posted November 14, 2006 I didn't want the images to reside on a web server per se (other than Filemaker's IWP serving the images from a container field). But I'm guessing that that just isn't possible, so I'll have to place the images on a web server somewhere.
Stuart Taylor Posted November 26, 2006 Posted November 26, 2006 only way to do this is with a base64 image stored in a text field but its a lot of work just to convert the image and not very user friendly.
LelandLong Posted February 3, 2007 Posted February 3, 2007 Might want to look at this solution: http://www.360works.com/supercontainer/
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