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displaying jpg's from access
I am having some trouble displaying images that are in my database on my website... If anyone knows an easy way to do this.. Please offer assistance.
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I presume you are storing your jpegs in the database as images? My suggestion is to store the URL/file path to the image on the hard drive. If you are stuck with using the database, you will have to have a program that will retrieve the bits from the database, then submitt the bits with the appropriate HTML content headers in order to get the browser to work.
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Problem Solved
Storing the path worked
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