2018-04-21 16:31 GMT+02:00 Nauwanga Nauwanga <[email protected]>:
>
> <img src=" picturepath.value \ ${feature.NAME.value} .jpg">
>
> </li>
> </#list>
>
>
> The tutorial suggested that I should refer to my Internet visible server
> address instead of localhost, or its IP if I have fixed IPs, I do not
> understand this very very well,
>
>
the img src should end up to be a fully qualified url to the image in the
featureinfo response so the browser knows where to get it; it cannot be a
file path. It can be localhost, but the the url will only resolve if the
webbrowser and the webserver hosting the image are on the same machine, it
can be a relative link to the geoserver url if you are hosting the image on
the same webserver as geoserver, I'm assuming you aren't.
Mark
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