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Printing <img> to ColdFusion web app client from server side JSON
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I'm working with ColdFusion 9 and JQuery datatables.
I'm using the JQuery databasles server side data capability to page through large datasets. I want to display images in one the fields of the dataset. My images reside outside the webroot for security reasons.
How can I pull the image from the location on the server drive to display in the table. I know I could use cfimage except for the data be returned to the client is JSON.
Is there a way to temporarily load the image in the browser memory so that the img tag can access it?
I'm using the JQuery databasles server side data capability to page through large datasets. I want to display images in one the fields of the dataset. My images reside outside the webroot for security reasons.
How can I pull the image from the location on the server drive to display in the table. I know I could use cfimage except for the data be returned to the client is JSON.
Is there a way to temporarily load the image in the browser memory so that the img tag can access it?
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