on 04-25-2007 1:00 AM
I'm not able to display a dynamic image on Adobe print form.
Here is what I did.
Please let me know what I need to do to get this working...
1. Created a Graphics node in the Context of the Adobe form.
2. In the URL tab of the graphics node defined the following two lines:
<URL pointing to the MIME repository folder>
IM_FILENAME_1
Where IM_FILENAME_1 is being passed to the Adobeform function module.
3. In the Layout mode, dragged and dropped the Graphics node from the
contenxt tab to the form layout. On doing so it appears as a image field in the form layout.
4. Activated the form.
BUT, when I run the form , the image is not showing up.
The idea is to pass the image file name to the form so that it will show up a dynamic image at run time.
PLEASE HELP.
Hi Atul,
I have the same problem. Do you have a solution by now.
Thanks
Stefan
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Hi Atul,
Create an UI Element of Type <b>Image Field</b> and declare a attribute within the Node which can hold the URL of the Image and bind the Image Field Value to the Context Attribute.
Hope this works out.
Regards,
Poojith MV
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Hi Atul,
Try this, that should work.
In the interface , define a parameter type string where you will store the URL of the image .
In the initialization part of the interface , check if the URL is defined, in case it's empty define a default URL . You should put the compelte URL of the image like "http://www.company.org:8080/logo.logo.jpg" .
Then link this parameter to the Grpahic Node in the URL parameters .
Let me know if that works
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