> I don't mean to offend you, but I think you've misunderstood how the
> web works. There's really no difference in the HTTP request of a
> human clicking a link and the HTTP request caused by an image tag (or
> javascript image.src assignment).
I thought that way because I couldn't find any ot
On Mon, Jun 25, 2007 at 03:43:51AM -, robo wrote:
> function show_img(suf, val) {
> img = document.getElementById('image_' + val);
> img.src = 'images/schematics/SKU' + suf + '.jpg';
^ put a / here...
img.src = '/images/schematics/SKU' + suf
On 6/24/07, robo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> (r'^images/schematics/(?P.*)$', 'django.views.static.serve',
> {'document_root': '/www/htdocs/gfs_chefrevival/images/schematics'}),
...
I think you want a trailing slash after path:
r'^images/schematics/(?P.*)/$'
> I also suspect that this doesn't w
You've answered your question intended for me :P
I've tried serving static files with as many combinations as I could
think of in the following form:
(r'^images/schematics/(?P.*)$', 'django.views.static.serve',
{'document_root': '/www/htdocs/gfs_chefrevival/images/schematics'}),
and matched it w
Hello,
> The images show when I do a static, non-django html page. But when
> this code is within django, it doesn't show and I think it's because
> django does not deal with javascript paths.
What do you mean - "does not deal"? Once the page is rendered, django
has nothing to do with it. And sinc
Hi guys,
I've got this piece of javascript code in my template file which is
supposed to show an image upon a checkbox toggle:
function show_img(suf, val) {
img = document.getElementById('image_' + val);
img.src = 'media/images/schematics/SKU' + suf + '.jpg';
}
The i
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