Prior to switching to GF 4.1.1 I was using GF 4. The images were displaying but not anymore. images in the "images" folder are showing though. Not in the subfolders.
<h:graphicImage styleClass="flag" library="images/flags"
name="US.png"/>
csbasement\WebContent\resources\images\flags\US.png
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I am using this module react-native-webp to load webp images on ios. However, I am not seeing the images from s3 load. Using an image found from google search, works fine. There are absolutely no logs whatsoever to help debug the issue!
This is an example url that doesn't load: http://s3-ap-south-1.amazonaws.com/rupyacard/offers/pictures/000/000/007/1280/dinner.webp
And this here is one that's loading just fine! https://www.gstatic.com/webp/gallery/1.sm.webp
Can't find a reason for either to not work. I thought it might have to do with the image size but a smaller version doesn't help either. Here's a smaller variant: http://s3-ap-south-1.amazonaws.com/rupyacard/offers/pictures/000/000/007/320/dinner.webp
Please give path images to HTTPS or just do following settings in xcode and clean rebuild app
The main problem is Apple can't load HTTP images without settings.
As I am working with the latest devKit (version 3.9.0). #Icons option is not available in the same. So is there any other way to change default icons in mule while developing custom connector?
Created two folders inside the icons folder i.e theme.light and theme.classic and each should have as per following:
theme.light:
connectorname-connector-large.png (pixel: 26x26)
connectorname-connector-small.png (pixel: 16x16)
theme.classic:
connectorname-connector-large.png (pixel: 48x32)
connectorname-connector-small.png (pixel: 24x16)
It worked for me.
Check in the package explorer in studio for a folder call "icons". Inside this folder you will find 2 images.
DevKit will use icons with the following syntax:
Small: {connectorName}-connector-24x16.png
Large: {connectorName}-connector-48x32.png
NOTE: check the size of your images
After this you can re install the connector.
I am new to Sencha Touch and working on Ubuntu. Till now i followed the instructions from the Sencha Doc and successfully installed Touch 2.2.1 and SenchaCmd. I have created a sample project "MyApp" and its in the directory "/var/www/MyApp".The sdk "touch 2.2.1" is in the same directory "/var/www/touch 2.2.1" I am having problem running the code from Webstorm directly in the browser. Can anyone tell the configuration i need to make.
Open your MyApp folder in Webstorm
create a new JavaScript Debug run configuration like the following:
set URL to 'http://localhost/MyApp/index.html'
in the 'Remote URLs of local files' field, click twice on 'Remote URL' filed of the topmost tree node (your project root), enter the following URL: 'http://localhost/MyApp'
that's all... Now on pressing Debug the start page of your application will be loaded into Chrome
I have a certain image called ui-icons_ffffff_256x240.png. In production it can be found, among other places, in public/assets/images/ui-icons_ffffff_256x240.png.
When I try to view this image in production, I get the following error:
ActionController::RoutingError (No route matches [GET] "/assets/images/ui-icons_ffffff_256x240.png"):
I find this extremely odd since the image most certainly is there:
$ find . -name ui-icons_ffffff_256x240.png
./vendor/assets/stylesheets/jquery-ui/images/ui-icons_ffffff_256x240.png
./public/assets/jquery-ui/images/ui-icons_ffffff_256x240.png
./public/assets/images/ui-icons_ffffff_256x240.png
All the other images in my app work fine and have been forever. I recently upgraded my version of jQuery UI, though, and this one particular image doesn't want to work. (I think it's the only jQuery UI image I'm actually using.)
I'm on Rails 3.2.1. What could be the issue?
Your js plugin requests the image with invalid asset url.
The asset image can be accessed by
/assets/ui-icons_ffffff_256x240.png
But the requested url is
/assets/images/ui-icons_ffffff_256x240.png
So in your javascript or stylesheet you need to correct asset url manually.
I am running into an issue with the Grails Pdf plugin which uses Flying Saucer. Everything works as expected until I deploy onto an Ubuntu server running Tomcat6. Then references in my gsp's to css and images fail, though I still get the PDF to render.
I have tried two different approaches to building the PDF
ITextRenderer renderer = new ITextRenderer()
renderer.setDocument(url)
renderer.setDocumentFromString(content, baseUri)
Running a war with 'grails prod run-war' works, running and a dummy app with no security works locally, but fails when I deploy it on the server as well. (though none of the content I am trying to render is secured anyway), the URL's of the images are correct. (I have tried both absolute and relative URL's) neither gets rendered in the PDF, but if you request those resources from a browser they are there. References to images not hosted on the server do work.
All this leads me to believe that the tomcat6 that gets installed with ubuntu when you do sudo apt-get install tomcat6 is configured funny somehow. I know that it runs with user 'tocat6' instead of 'root' as many installations do. Could that be causing Flying Saucer to somehow not have the right access to get at the files being referenced?
Since everything except the images/css is working, I guess your baseURI is not correct?! I have this code on a production system and it is working. All the images are referenced absolut:
renderer.setDocument(doc, request.getScheme() + "://" + request.getServerName() + ":" + request.getServerPort());
What is your baseURI set to?