Cfimage

Dear all,
In ColdFusion 8, there are many new features to manipulate
image.
My question: what is the fastest method to load many images
to your browser?
1. taking the image from database and use imagenew
<cfset myImage=ImageNew("#MyQuery.Photo#")>
<cfimage action="writeToBrowser" source="#myImage#">
or
2. loading the image from file (<image src="logo.gif">)
or
3. Any other methods?
Thanks in advance
Keiko

Thanks Tiono for your reply. Reading from database can be
cached. But I am not so sure about writing to browser. Maybe I
should try to clear temporary browser files, load 1000 images and
time the loading process.
Any other comments will be very much appreciated.
Keiko

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After upgrade to CF9, CFIMAGE "Unable to create temporary file" error

We recently upgraded from CF8 to CF9 Enterprise. I'm getting an "Unable to create temporary file" error on
my CFIMAGE resize calls. We use sandbox security. I assume I need to grant write access to whatever folder CF uses for temp files, but which folder is it? The same code (and sandbox settings) ran fine in CF8....
Note, if I attempt to add C:\JRun4\servers\cfusion\SERVER-INF\temp to the sandbox for this particular app, CF crashes on all requests across all apps on the server with a:
Security: The requested template has been denied access to C:\JRun4\servers\cfusion\cfusion-ear\cfusion-war\WEB-INF\cfclasses\cfapp2ecfc1510154633.c lass.
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I need to restart CF to get everything working again.

Another update. Had a problem with a sandboxed CF9 site doing a simple CFIMAGE READ to a memory variable. Got an "Unable to create temporary file" error.
Inserted the following code in the file upload page:
<cfscript>
writeoutput("Temp Dir : " & createobject("java","java.lang.System").getProperty("java.io.tmpdir") );
</cfscript>
... and it reveals the temp directory as C:\WINDOWS\TEMP. Added that to the sandbox, and the CFIMAGE READ is working properly now.
Note this seems inconsistent with CFIMAGE RESIZE behavior which appears to use the CF GetTempDirectory() value, which in my case is C:\JRun4\servers\cfusion\SERVER-INF\temp\cfusion-war-tmp\
For reference, see the section "Sandbox Considerations" at this link:
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/ColdFusion/9.0/Admin/WSc3ff6d0ea77859461172e0811cbf364104-7fc8 .html#WSc3ff6d0ea77859461172e0811cbf364104-7fcc

CFImage - Out of memory

Seeking help and advice ...
My project has a high traffic load where image uploading is a
key feature for our users. We process images that the user has
either resized already, or that came directly off a camera in the
camera's image format and size.
I have been running into a issue where I receive the
following error message:
Java heap space null
and through CF Fussion Reactor have found in logs:
# An unexpected error has been detected by Java Runtime
Environment:
# java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: requested 23970816 bytes for
jbyte in C:\JAVA\jdk6_04\hotspot\src\share\vm\prims\jni.cpp. Out of
swap space?
# Internal Error (allocation.inline.hpp:42), pid=7284,
tid=5880
# Error: jbyte in
C:\JAVA\jdk6_04\hotspot\src\share\vm\prims\jni.cpp.
This occurs at ramdom intervals, the size of the image does
not seem matter, and occasionaly the server will restart due to
this error.
In trying to narrow down the source of this error I have used
<CFLOG statements all around the steps I implement when
uploading an image and further in resizing the image.
Summary as follows:
1. User input FORM for image file upload
2. Process File via <cffile upload -> to a TEMP dir on
the server
3. perform validatation of file type (JPE and JPEG are seen
as OCTETSTREAM **another issue but this step allows us to accept
OCTETSTREAM mimetypes then check the file extension before
proceeding)
4. If FILE passes then COPY the file to desired location
<CFFILE *this step also updates the file name to remove spaces
and special characters, as well as creates a unique name (as the
copy or move action does not seem to allow for 'MAKEUNIQUE')*
5. Update the database with the final filename / location
6. Create object for resize CFC to Check the Image size
(call imageresize.cfc)
7. the image CFC performs a <CFIMAGE to load the image
into the cfimage object
8. Check the height and width to determine if resize as
needed
9. IF resize is true call ImageScaleToFit
10. Re-Write the image file <cfimage action="write" to
overwrite the original file.
11. DONE - show user a confirm page with resized image.
Each step above has a custom <CFLOG for START step ????
-> <CFLOG for END step ???? (also meaning SUCCESS of that
Step)
From the log messages I am seeing that the process starts
into step 7. and fails with the above messages. the END STEP log is
not reached. Loading the image into the CFIMAGE object fails.
The size of the image does NOT appear to matter, the server
simply gets bogged down, probably from a high number of other
requests running and other memory loads. Some images will be
processed, others fail, and every 12 hours or so, the server will
crash with no explaination other than the log messages above.
Can anyone adivse me on how to better handle this process?
Manage memory? dump memory? manage threads? Create a Loop to retry
the resize process?
The server I am using is a new WIN2008 server, CF8 (latest
hotfix applied), 4 Gig of RAM. The java Heap is set to 512MB MIN -
1300MB MAX. MaxPermsize=192m
Thank You

looks like a memory leak
http://www.performanceengineer.com/blog/java-memory-leaks/
http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/819-4673/gezax?l=fr&a=view
Error Log for Web Server or Application Server
Exception in thread "service-j2ee"
java.lang.OutOfMemoryError:
requested 53515 bytes for jbyte in
/BUILD_AREA/jdk1.5.0_10/hotspot/src/share/vm/prims/jni.cpp.
Out of swap space?
Description:
The native heap allocation failed and the native heap may be
close to exhaustion.
Cause:
A native code leak, for example the C or C++ code,
continuously requires memory without releasing it to the operating
system. There could be indirect causes like an insufficient amount
of swap space or another process that is consuming all memory or
leaking it.
Solution:
For further diagnosis of a native code memory leak, see the
Java 5.0 Troubleshooting and Disgnostic Guide at
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5/pdf/jdk50_ts_guide.pdf.
In the section “Diagnosing Leaks in Native Code.” See
the information about tools for different operating systems. The
tools include mdb and dbx (runtime trace) for Solaris 9 U3 or
later, mtrace , libnjamd for Linux, and windb or userdump for
Windows."
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/webforums/forum/messageview.cfm?forumid=1&catid=143&threadid= 1305386&enterthread=y

Question regarding cfimage and its' hotfix

Ok, I've browsed through numerous threads regarding cfimage
issues and the various hotfixes.
Seeing as I am not the administrator of my server's copy of
ColdFusion, I wanted to see if I could verify that the latest
hotfix was installed. I had seen someone post a version number in a
thread from months ago, but I do not have the same version number
and do not know how valid that build would be as of now anyway. The
version number that I get when retrieving the server info is
8,0,1,196946. Is this consistent with the latest cfimage hotfix
version?
On a side note, if anyone has a moment and can test
something:
I'm having trouble when resizing/writing certain jpgs (I've
tried various methods at this point, including cfimage of course).
http://img299.imageshack.us/img299/2839/imageqp8.jpg
is an example of an image that is giving me problems (hanging while
processing, leading to a timeout). If someone who is certain they
have the hotfix could try this and verify that it works for them,
it would help narrow down the list of potential issues for me.
Thanks for any help.

> I wanted to see if I could verify that the latest hotfix
was installed
I could be wrong, but I think you will need administrative
access to determine the hotfix level. I believe
CF8
Cummulative HF1 includes some image related fixes. However,
there were two image hotfixes. Unfortunately both were released
with the same number, but on two different dates. AFAIK, the only
way to tell if the later image hotfix is installed is to check the
file date. It should be
08/15/2008
I ran a few tests on the image and had no problems with it:
CF: 8,0,1,195765
Image Hotfix (hf801-71557.zip - 8/15/2008) installed
O/S: XP
http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=kb403823

CFIMAGE not working when there is a . in the file path?

I’m trying to use CFIMAGE for the first time and running into an issue. I am guess it is because my path has a period in it but I am not sure and I am not sure how to get around it if that is indeed the problem.
I’m using ExpandPath to get the directory path but I have tried it other way with the same result. The path is
C:\Websites\mywebsite.com\www\images
I’m just trying to take a file in the C:\Websites\mywebsite.com\www\images\temp directory and resize it then rename it to the memberid with 300 on the end and save it to this directory C:\Websites\mywebsite.com\www\images\members
 <cfimage
 action = "resize"
 height = ""
 source = "#ExpandPath("..\images")#\temp\#TempFileName#"
 width = "300"
 optional
 destination = "#ExpandPath("..\images")#\members\"
 name = "#ARGUMENTS.MemberID#300"
 format = "jpg"
 overwrite = "yes">
I keep getting the folowing error.
The com\www\images\members\ image format is not supported on this operating system.
Any ideas?

was the fact that I ahd both destination and name being used
at the same time.
Using both "destination" and "name" works fine for me on windows. Though as I said, it is usually more common to use one or the other (not both).
all I did was copy and paste
from Adobe's example.
Given the fact that your code contained the word "optional", you may have inadvertently copied a usage/syntax description rather an actual code example. Most of the descriptions contain the word "optional" to separate the mandatory and optional attributes. They are just descriptions not working code. Look for the actual code examples further down in the page (usually in a mono-font like courier).

"X resolution" error when using CFIMAGE

I've built an uploader for my new photo gallery, and it's pretty basic. I can either upload using the new <cffileupload> box, or I can FTP files to an "upload" directory. Since the entire site is local still, I've just been copying the files I want to add to the database to the "upload" directory, then running my script. So far I've created 49 albums and added just over 3,400 pics.
That is, until this latest round.
I have some pics I took on a cruise a couple of years ago. There are just fewer than 400 of them. When I copy the files to my upload folder, pick my album, then click "Submit", get the following errors from <cfcatch>:
cfcatch.type = Application
cfcatch.message = X Resolution
cfcatch.detail = X Resolution
That's ALL I get.
On the upload form, there's a <cfif> statement that copies the original images to a "/fullsize/" directory before processing if they're 1280px wide or less. Otherwise it resizes them using <cfimage>. In this case, the files are all 1280 wide, so the next <cfimage> tag is the one that makes the default viewing pic.
Here's the code I'm using:
<cfdirectory action="list" directory="#request.basepath#/manage/upload" name="uploads" sort="name ASC" mode="777">
<cfsetting requesttimeout="#createtimespan(0,1,0,0)#">
<cftry>
<cfloop query="uploads">

<cfimage source="#request.basepath#/manage/upload/#uploads.name#" name="thisimage">
<cfif thisimage.height gt thisimage.width>
<cfset imgheight="800">
<cfset imgwidth="">
<cfset thumbheight="180">
<cfset thumbwidth="">
<cfelse>
<cfset imgheight="">
<cfset imgwidth="800">
<cfset thumbheight="">
<cfset thumbwidth="180">
</cfif>

<cfif IsNull(ImageGetEXIFTag(thisimage,"Date/Time Original"))>
<cfset pictimestamp = uploads.dateLastModified>
<cfelse>
<cfset pictimestamp = replace(listfirst(ImageGetEXIFTag(thisimage,"Date/Time Original")," "),":","-","ALL") & " " & listlast(ImageGetEXIFTag(thisimage,"Date/Time Original")," ")>
</cfif>

<cfif thisimage.width gt 1280>
<cfimage
 action="resize"
 width="1280"
 height=""
 source="#request.basepath#/manage/upload/#uploads.name#"
 destination="#request.basepath#/gallery/fullsize/#uploads.name#">
<cfelse>
<cffile
 action="copy"
 source="#request.basepath#/manage/upload/#uploads.name#"
 destination="#request.basepath#/gallery/fullsize/#uploads.name#"
 mode="777">
</cfif>

<cfimage
 action="resize"
 width="#imgwidth#"
 height="#imgheight#"
 source="#request.basepath#/manage/upload/#uploads.name#"
 destination="#request.basepath#/gallery/#uploads.name#">

<cfimage
 action="resize"
 width="#thumbwidth#"
 height="#thumbheight#"
 source="#request.basepath#/manage/upload/#uploads.name#"
 destination="#request.basepath#/gallery/thumbnails/#uploads.name#">
<cfquery name="addpicstodb" datasource="#request.dsn#" timeout="#createtimespan(0,1,0,0)#">
INSERT INTO photos
 ( pic_album
 , pic_file
 , pic_date
 VALUES ( <cfqueryparam value="#FORM.upload_album#" cfsqltype="cf_sql_numeric">
 , <cfqueryparam value="#uploads.name#" cfsqltype="cf_sql_varchar">
 , <cfqueryparam value="#pictimestamp#" cfsqltype="cf_sql_timestamp">
</cfquery>

<cffile
 action="delete"
 file="#request.basepath#/manage/upload/#uploads.name#">
</cfloop>
<cfcatch type="any">
<cfoutput>#cfcatch.type# - #cfcatch.message# - #cfcatch.detail# - #cfcatch.ExtendedInfo#</cfoutput>
</cfcatch>
</cftry>
Keep in mind this has worked for over 3,400 pics, so something perhaps is different about this set of pics I'm uploading.
The pics are all around 600KB in size (jpegs), and are 1280x853px in resolution. I've even batch-renamed them with a unique file prefix to avoid naming conflicts.

Solved, sort of.
I had used the Nautilus rotate/resize extension on a bunch of pics in this set where the landscape/portrait properties were somehow not retained. Apparently that messes things up with <cfimage> because when I deleted the first image in the set (which was portrait), the upload went fine until I got to the next portrait file. I opened it in image viewer, rotated it, then rotated it back and saved it, and then it was fine.
Looks like I have to do this with all the ones I rotated. :/
But at least I'm able to upload again.

Generate image with CFIMAGE - but need to use img tag to serve the content

I create a new image with cfimage, that already works without
any problems.
But instead of using the action="writetobrowser" I need to be
able to use the script inside a img tag:
Example: <img
src="myscript.cfm?somedata=iwanttheimagetocreate>
I found one webpage that deals with that problem (
http://www.webdevelopernews.com/2007/09/14/serving-up-cfimages-via-image-tags/)
but the image served to the browser, when using the code below, is
of a very low quality and another point is that you can't serve
.gif's to the browser.
<cfcontent type="image/jpg"
variable="#ImageGetBlob(backgroundimage)#">
Any suggestions/solutions?
Thanks,
Phil

In that entry Raymond mentions:
"The WriteToBrowser action actually generates HTML that points
to a ‘magic’ URL to serve the image.". ie <img
src="/CFFileServlet/_cf_image/_cfimg-12345036853711072.PNG" alt=""
/>
Perhaps you could create a function that captures the
generated html by using <cfsavecontent>.
<cfsavecontent variable="imageTagHTML">
<cfimage action="writeToBrower" ..>
</cfsavecontent>
Then uses a regular expression to extract and return the url
portion only. ie
"/CFFileServlet/_cf_image/_cfimg-12345036853711072.PNG"
<cfset ExtractedURLHere = SomeFunction(arguments...)>
<cfoutput><img
src="#ExtractedURLHere#"></cfoutput>
Though you could also use the entire html string directly
<cfoutput>#imageTagHTML#</cfoutput>

CFimage patch 71557, is it in a Hotfix too?

I am trying to determine if our server has the CFImage patch 71557. I've been told we installed Cumulative Hotfix 4, which should have taken care of it, but I can't find any documentation to support that.
Here's a link to the CFImage patch: http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/403/kb403411.html
Here's what our server information is showing about having hot fixes installed:
f:/ColdFusion8/runtime/../lib/updates/hf801-71471.jar; f:/ColdFusion8/runtime/../lib/updates/hf801-76563.jar; f:/ColdFusion8/runtime/../lib/updates/chf8010004.jar;
If anyone can shed some light on this I would greatly appreciate it. I'm seeing some image issues that appear to be closer related to the CFImage patch 71557, but I can't confirm we have the patch in place as all we have are hotfixes that I can see.
Thank you!

I am trying to determine if our server has the CFImage patch 71557. I've been told we installed Cumulative Hotfix 4, which should have taken care of it, but I can't find any documentation to support that.
Here's a link to the CFImage patch: http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/403/kb403411.html
Here's what our server information is showing about having hot fixes installed:
f:/ColdFusion8/runtime/../lib/updates/hf801-71471.jar; f:/ColdFusion8/runtime/../lib/updates/hf801-76563.jar; f:/ColdFusion8/runtime/../lib/updates/chf8010004.jar;
If anyone can shed some light on this I would greatly appreciate it. I'm seeing some image issues that appear to be closer related to the CFImage patch 71557, but I can't confirm we have the patch in place as all we have are hotfixes that I can see.
Thank you!

CFIMAGE not working with certain JPG

Hi all,
Got an emergency here, hope anyone can help.
I find that more and more people are encountering problems using CFIMAGE -- no error is thrown when reading/saving certain jpg images, but the result image is just blank and gray.
The code is just simple:
<CFSET IM=ImageRead("C:\DSCN1570.JPG")>
<cfset ImageResize(IM,300,200,"highPerformance")>
<cfset ImageWrite(IM,"C:\DSCN1570-2.JPG")>
or even just:
<CFSET IM=ImageRead("C:\DSCN1570.JPG")>
<cfset ImageWrite(IM,"C:\DSCN1570-2.JPG")>
This happens after applying the latest hotfix for 8.0.1 (Cumulative Hotfix 2 for CF 8.0.1). If this patch is not installed the processing works.
Attached is an offending file. The code works if i replace the file with another jpg.
Any help is much appreciated. I'm running CF 8,0,1,195765 devt edition on Windows XP and my java version is 1.6.0_04. My metadata-extractor is 2.3.1.
Thanks,
Andrew

Yeah, sorry: missed the bit - that BKBK pointed out - about you saying you did some testing. To be honest, I would never release code into production without load-testing it first. Especially something that's perhaps already red-flagged as being a risk. Of course there was no real reason for you to think that the previously fixed issue had been regressed. So not - perhaps - a red flag. maybe just an amber one.
I don't believe load testing is a "nice to have", it's essential. In the past I just slapped my code into production after a bit of a click round to make sure it all seemed to work. Then we released some code which worked fine whilst only one person was accessing it, but had some severe logic flaws in it which made it fail - in a data-destroying sort of way - which caused us an awful lot of issues with the client (which in turn got me shouted @ by the boss), not to mention wasted time fixing everything.
That lead me to investigate whether we could have found that sort of thing had we load-tested: yes. Easily. Lesson learned. It also turned up a few other things we didn't notice which were easy tweaks which improved the performance of the app, and made the client happy again.
But anyway, that's just something to think about for future reference, I guess. I fully understand what you mean about time constraints often preventing one from taking the perfect foolproof approach to things: we've all done that. Just sux you got caught out by it.
As for bringing it to Adobe's attention... go here: http://cfbugs.adobe.com/cfbugreport/flexbugui/cfbugtracker/main.html.
It'd help if you could contrive a stand-alone test rig that can be made to fail under load.
Adam

CFImage EXIF Retrieval Error

Need to utilize ImageGetExifMetaData to retrieve jpg
orientation and size information to determine if modifications need
to be made to photo. The tag is very inconsistent returning exif
data. 80% of the time throws the following error:
Exception occured in JPG processing. segment size would
extend beyond file stream length
Following is code along with link to sample photo:
<cfimage action="read" source="
http://www.thefloorteam.com/rp/wd/56k/1197/1197_5067792_14-Apr-08_10000.jpg"
name="img">
<cfset info=ImageGetExifMetaData(img)>
<cfdump var="#info#"></cfdump>
Have seen several posts on blogs and other sites that this is
fairly common error. Has anyone been able to work around it as size
of file, remote location of file, etc. seems to make little
difference other than if I run localhost with file on local drive
have not been able to create error.
Thanks in advance.

Hi Kumar,
SAP keeps retrieval FI data in TXW_S_BKPF (Source table: BKPF) and TXW_S_BSEG (Source table: BSEG).
The retrieval tables are named using the first four characters from the name of the source table (the table in which the data resided before archiving) with the prefix TXW_S_.
Please check in above two tables for the retrieved data.
Please check the below link for with the same information.
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_45b/helpdata/en/3b/162be5c35511d1801b00c04fada2a1/content.htm
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Sujit.

Cfimage variable

I am trying to get info for my uploaded variable. Live docs tells me that source can be
source = "absolute pathname|pathname relative to the web root|URL|#cfimage variable#"
How do I set
my uploaded file to a #cfimage variable#?
Below is what I have but does not work.
<cffile action="upload" nameconflict="overwrite" destination="#ExpandPath("./images")#"
filefield="FORM.uploadImage" result="myFile" />
<cfimage action = "info" source = "#myFile#" structname = "myFile3"

Hulfy, did you get this working? What (I think) cfsearching is saying (and from what I understand you need to do) simply name your variable to the upload parameter as such:
<cffile destination="#ExpandPath("./images")#" action="upload" nameconflict="overwrite" filefield="#uploadimage#">
<cfset myFile3 = "#myFile.serverFile#">
[ perform any actions such as resizing etc ]
<img src="images/#myFile3#">

CFimage erro

Hello,
I just update from CF7 to CF9 standard version and start using cfimage.
<cfset tempPath = "c:/images/#cffile.serverFile#" />
<cfset uploadedImage = "" />
<cfimage action="read" source="#tempPath#" name="uploadedImage"/>
<cfset headingWidth = uploadedImage.GetWidth() />
<cfset headingHeight = uploadedImage.GetHeight() />
I got this error pointing to cfimage line:
Detail
javax.imageio.IIOException: Can't get input stream from URL!
Message
An exception occurred while trying to read the image.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
Johnny

>> That is an important step in troubleshooting. Even if you think
>> the file exists, verify it anyway to avoid overlooking possible causes
Thanks for you help... looks like sometimes the session
variable is blank.
Hmm.. there are no session variables in the code you posted. But that is why it is important to post the actual code you are using and to verify all variables and assumptions in your code. I suspect you did not do that, or you probably would have identified the issue sooner But I am glad everything is working for you now.

CFIMAGE tag and WriteToBrowser Issue

Recently installed CF8 on a CF5 machine and started using the
CFIMAGE tags. I was testing the WriteToBrowser action of
<cfimage> and all I get is a red X and the path is something
like ...
sample code looks like the following:
<cfimage name="objThumbnail"
source="#Your_Root_Directory_Info#images\an\#FILE.ServerFile#"
/>

<cfset
ImageScaleToFit(objThumbnail,TMax_Width,TMAX_Height) />

<cfimage action="writetobrowser" source="#objThumbnail#"
format="jpg" />
The result is and image source like the following:
http://www.yoursite.com/CFFileServlet/_cf_image/_cfimg7565794973859563543.jpg
Nothing but a RED X ... image not found.
Any suggestions?
Thanks.

I have a similar/same problem. My code is valid, and the
image will show up -- but only if the code resides in the default
c:\Inetpub\wwwroot directory. If my code is in a different
directory, I am unable to access the /CFFileServlet (or any other
servlet) mapping, and the images do not display.
Anybody know how to fix that? My laptop development machine
is running XP Pro with IIS 5.1.

CFIMAGE question

Hello,
I am using CFIMAGE to grab a dynamically generated jpg image
from a internal server, converting it to a gif and then adding a
watermark image on top of it using imagepaste.
The code seems to work fine for one URL, but not another (the
url contains values used to dynamically create the image and are
required).
Good url
http://10.0.0.166:8082/Masters/LO/SPLO01-58?mps_copyfit=all&scale=2&layerattribute=white%2 0mask&visible=yes
Bad url
http://10.0.0.166:8082/Masters/LO/SPLO01-58?mps_copyfit=all&Text01=made
fresh&Text02=LL&Text03=luciano&Text04=linguini&Text05=from
scratch&Text06=&Text07=&Text08=&Text09=&Text10=&Text11=&Text12=&Text13=&scale=2&layerattr ibute=white%20mask&visible=yes
Are their characters in the 'bad url' that are forbidden or
is possible that the 'source' in CFIMAGE has a max length? Other
ideas?
Best regards,
Kevin R.

I replaced all of the offending spaces with %20 and it seems
to have resolved the issue. I will have to do some testing to see
if there are any other characters that will cause it to break and
replace those as well.
Best regards,
Kevin R.

Cfimage error

I am writing code to resize a relevant image on my system. But though I have followed the coding rules correctly, I keep getting an error that:
The images/consumer/ image format is not supported on this operating system.
Use GetReadableImageFormats() and GetWriteableImageFormats() to see which image formats are supported.
What is wrong with my code? TIA
Here is my code:
<<cfset imgTypes = GetReadableImageFormats()>
<cfoutput query="ConsumerSimpleSearch">
<tr>
 <td width="10%">
<cfimage source="images/consumer/#Cnsmr_ProductIMAGE#" action="resize" width="100" height="60" name="resizedImg" format= "#imgTypes#">
<cfimage source="#resizedImg#" action="writeToBrowser"></td>
 <td width="90%">#Cnsmr_ProductDESCRIPTION# <a href="showProductDetail.cfm?Cnsmr_ProductID=#URLEncodedFormat(TRIM(Cnsmr_ProductID))#">#C nsmr_ProductMODELNo# </a>
 #Cnsmr_ProductMODELYEAR# #Cnsmr_ProductPRICE# #User_id#
</td>
</tr> 
</table>
</cfoutput>

Abdlah wrote:
why is the filename that is supposed to be resolved by the #Cnsmr_ProductIMAGE# of my path "/images/consumer/#Cnsmr_ProductIMAGE#" not being shown?
Look at the results of your query. What is the value of #Cnsmr_ProductIMAGE# and does images/consumer/#Cnsmr_ProductIMAGE# produce a valid image path?
Also thought the function the results returned by GetReadableImageFormats() ( and I get: BMP,GIF,JFIF,JPEG,JPEG 2000,JPEG-LOSSLESS,JPEG-LS,JPEG2000,JPG,PNG,PNM,RAW,TIF,TIFF,WBMP) are all acceptable.
The GetReadableImageFormats() is just a troubleshooting tool. It tells you _all_ of the image types the server can create. But that is not what the "format" property is asking for. An image can only have one format at a time. It can be a PNG, GIF, JPG etcetera. It cannot be _all_ of those at the same time. The "format" value is a single value. That value is the type of image you would like to create: a png, gif, ... OR ... jpg.

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