I think you have the wrong end of the stick here. The browser handles the
processing of images, you just give it the path to a file, not the image
data. If you try and output an images binary data to the HTML page, it will
always appear as just that, binary data, not an image.
If you want to change an image within a page, you must pass the filename
and use CFFIle to upload over the old image, or just upload a new one and
change the reference within the HTML.
>Hi everybody
>
>I have to make the output of a CGI which only accepts certain IP ranges
>available on the general web, and change the look and feel a little.
>
>I'm planning on doing this by redirecting everything through a CFM page
>which will simply CFHTTP the correct pages, do a search and replace to
>change certain look and feel aspects, then give it back to the user. It
>also replaces all links/form posts through itself.
>
>I've got it mainly working except for one thing. Images. I know you can
>use CFCONTENT to set it to the mime type it originally came in as (i.e.
>CFHTTP.MimeType), but how do I get the actual file content (i.e. raw
>binary) out? I tried just CFOUTPUTting it, but CF won't do non-ASCII
>characters. CFCONTENT will let you specify a filename, but is there any
>better way than writing to a file, then using CFCONTENT? It would slow
>things down quite a bit, I reckon.
>
>TIA
>
>David Cummins
>Ubiquity Software Ltd
Satachi Internet Development
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