[Seaside] Using image tags in Seaside
Andreas Nilsson
wahboh at mac.com
Wed Sep 8 17:56:13 CEST 2004
I'm trying to get seaside to show images on a page, but I don't
understand where to put the files.
Found a FAQ on the web that said something about DocumentRoot in the
application config, but I can't find any setting named DocumentRoot.
From the FAQ (http://swiki.squeakfoundation.org/sea/15):
Question:
So Seaside generates the HTML for my page, and I point my web browser
at port 8000 to get the results.
Now, how do I place an image on the page there? Just assume a <img>
tag for a simple case.
I create a directory on the host to serve from (let's assume
c:\seaside\jill.jpg for the example). How do I indicate to
Seaside/Comanche that is where the image resides in some sort of
relative URL form? And what HTML do I have to generate in my
components' html method to have that image served?
Answer:
• There's a "Document Root" field on the config page for your app,
which controls where documents are served from. Set this to c:\seaside.
• use <img src="resource/jill.jpg"> in your HTML
Any ideas?
/Adde
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