| mukul karjule | : | Hi, |
| I have developed my own portlet using plugin but I am not able to add image to that portlet. | ||
| I am using Liferay 6.0.0 with tomcat | ||
| How can I do that ? | ||
| please help.. | ||
| thanks in advance... | ||
| Amos Fong | : | Hi Mukul, |
| Can you be more specific? What do you mean add an image to the portlet? What kind of image are you adding and for what? | ||
| Amos | ||
| mukul karjule | : | Hi, |
| I want to add .jpg image. that means I want to show that image as a part of portlet | ||
| Sandeep Nair | : | Hi, |
| You can create a folder named images inside your docroot folder of the portlet and can access any image placed in that in the jsp. | ||
| For example if you have image abc.jpg inside images folder, you can access the same using the following. | ||
| <img src="/images/abc.jpg"/> | ||
| Regards, Sandeep | ||
| mukul karjule | : | Its not working ..  |
| Babu Janarthanan | : | which environment are you using? |
| double check your path. | ||
| mukul karjule | : | I am using win XP and Liferay 6.0.0 with Tomcat and MySQL as database. |
| I checked path twice but still it is not working ... | ||
| Babu Janarthanan | : | are you getting any errors, can you post your code and screen shot of your browser? |
| Sandeep Nair | : | Can you use firebug to check the path. Basically if you see your portlet, it has an icon.png that is inside docroot folder. Have a look at liferay-portlet.xml of your portlet. The icon.png is accessed as /icon.png. |
| Similarly if you have a folder named images inside docroot, then you should be able to access the images inside it by /images/xyz.jpg | ||
| You can check the same using firebug. Like use firebug to check the path of icon.png of the portlet, and then modify it with your image path. | ||
| Regards, | ||
| Sandeep | ||
| mukul karjule | : | Hi, |
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| Babu Janarthanan | : | do you have support.jpg or support.JPG in your image folder, try to check the extn and check it out by replacing .jpg to .JPG. |
| trouble shoot using mozilla firebug. | ||
| mukul karjule | : | I tried but still not working |
| Mazhar Anwar | : | Hi Mukul, |
| You have to add context path in your image path. | ||
| try as follows, | ||
| Suppose your image in docroot/images/abc.jpg, so in jsp, access the image as follows, | ||
| Hope this will Help.. | ||
| Regards, | ||
| MohdFaizul Sulaiman | : | That will only works if the image is already available when you deploy the portlet. |
| I had the same problem when I dynamically upload an image into the directory tomcat/webapps/myportlet/images. | ||
| Since the context goes to tomcat/temp/0-myportlet, the file will not visible unless I save it in temp/0-myportlet/images. But if I save it in temp directory, the temp will be cleared when I restart the tomcat. | ||
| So, I have to put it in both location. In the temp/0-myportlet, to make it visible and in the webapps/myportlet to make it available after restarting tomcat. | ||
| I'm still hoping that someone would help me with a better solution. | ||
| Pushpinder Singh | : |
Hi mate, may be you can load image in some image gallery and copy paste path from image gallery into your <img> tag.
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