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    Default cfformitem type="html"

    I am having sound trouble using the above tag to display images... Using
    fusebox 3, getting a prod. description from a database, which includes a link
    to the image on the server (img src-=images/foo.jpg) etc. Cant get these to
    appear ! Works fine in HTML...but inside the flash form NADA! nimer???

    Bigbubbaj Guest

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    Default Re: cfformitem type="html"

    I should add it is a flash form...

    If i change the type to XML...the images appear no problem...changing no other code other than type.

    Why dont they show up in flash????
    Bigbubbaj Guest

  4. #3

    Default Re: cfformitem type="html"

    I get the same problem, only I get a little slice of an image, sometime I get a
    little more, but it nevers displays jpg's correcty, they are non interlace jpgs
    too!!

    I know flash will not display interlaced jpgs....

    nivla17 Guest

  5. #4

    Default Re: cfformitem type="html"

    Any ideas on how to implement image display from a database stored file (blob)??
    Bigbubbaj Guest

  6. #5

    Default Re: cfformitem type="html"

    BTW it looks like my problem is images of the .gif type!
    Bigbubbaj Guest

  7. #6

    Default Re: cfformitem type="html"

    That is a problem only jpgs, but I still only get a sliver or part of the image....
    nivla17 Guest

  8. #7

    Default Re: cfformitem type="html"

    I am having the same problem with gif images.
    cashfo01 Guest

  9. #8

    Default Re: cfformitem type="html"

    You need to set the Height/Width of the CFFORMITEM tag, This way when flash
    is laying out the components (before it has retrieved the image) it knows to
    leave enough room for the image to be displayed once it has downloaded to
    the client.

    hath,
    ---nimer



    "cashfo01" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
    news:d0c2jn$4os$1@forums.macromedia.com...
    >I am having the same problem with gif images.

    Mike Nimer Guest

  10. #9

    Default Re: cfformitem type="html"

    I have set the height and width, and I see the space there for the image, but the image does not display.
    cashfo01 Guest

  11. #10

    Default Re: cfformitem type="html"

    I've set the height/width on the cffomitem and the image itself. The image still does not appear.

    I'm using <img scr="/images/blue/dot.gif">

    Is it the path?
    SHAREMaster Guest

  12. #11

    Default Re: cfformitem type="html"

    I have the same problem, big blank spot that you can't highlight with the height and width is set for both the formitem and the img itself. I have tried .gif and .png.
    furious70 Guest

  13. #12

    Default RE: cfformitem type="html"

    You cannot use .gif images, flash only supports .jpg image types

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