I see. thanks.
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Filipe wrote:
Ian Holsman wrote:
im = Image.open('%s/blah.jpg' % settings.MEDIA_ROOT )
resp = HttpResponse( mimetype="image/jpeg" )
im.save( resp, 'JPEG' )
return resp
?
yeah, precisely! thanks.
although it works perfectly there's something I don't quite u
Ian Holsman wrote:
> im = Image.open('%s/blah.jpg' % settings.MEDIA_ROOT )
> resp = HttpResponse( mimetype="image/jpeg" )
> im.save( resp, 'JPEG' )
> return resp
> ?
yeah, precisely! thanks.
although it works perfectly there's something I don't quite understand
(i'm still a newbie
im doing something similar, I have set up a link from my webserver which is not a very big machine, to my NAS box using standard linux networking protocols...this may not be the best way to do it, but it works- Original Message From: Filipe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To: Django users Sent: Monday,
im = Image.open('%s/blah.jpg' % settings.MEDIA_ROOT )
resp = HttpResponse( mimetype="image/jpeg" )
im.save( resp, 'JPEG' )
return resp
?
On 04/09/2006, at 9:09 PM, Filipe wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I need to make some images available on my django website that are
> stored on an
Hi all,
I need to make some images available on my django website that are
stored on an internal file server. The idea would be that Django would
be listening to requests for those images, the respective view would
read the bytes for the requested image (which would be available
locally via samba
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