>> .shape file to read "xlink:href="file://5ES.png" and the image in the
>> shape is still broken.
>
> Please try xlink:href="./5ES.png" Unless you're on Windows, also make
> sure that the case of your filename is correct.
That did it. Thanks.
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dia-l
At 16.06.2011 21:32, Christopher Nelson wrote:
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Looking at the code this is supposed to work. Please get back to us if it
doe not.
I copied the source image into the shape directory and changed the
.shape file to read "xlink:href="file://5ES.png" and the image in the
shape is still broken.
Hi Christopher,
On 06/16/2011 09:32 PM, Christopher Nelson wrote:
.shape file to read "xlink:href="file://5ES.png" and the image in the
shape is still broken.
Please try xlink:href="./5ES.png" Unless you're on Windows, also make
sure that the case of your filename is correct.
Regards,
Steffen
> At 16.06.2011 01:48, Christopher Nelson wrote:
>> I created several shapes under my home directory (in ~/.dia) which
>> reference images elsewhere under my home directory. When I deploy
>> these shapes, the image links are broken. Looking at the .shape file
>> I see things like "xlink:href="fil
At 16.06.2011 01:48, Christopher Nelson wrote:
I created several shapes under my home directory (in ~/.dia) which
reference images elsewhere under my home directory. When I deploy
these shapes, the image links are broken. Looking at the .shape file
I see things like "xlink:href="file:///home/ch
I created several shapes under my home directory (in ~/.dia) which
reference images elsewhere under my home directory. When I deploy
these shapes, the image links are broken. Looking at the .shape file
I see things like "xlink:href="file:///home/chrisn/v/5ES.png". Can I
put the image I want to e
