Vincent Vandenschrick wrote: > I've migrated this morning to the latest 4.1.0 release and found out > that most of the JPEG images were not drawn anymore. After a bit of > investigations, it seems like the problem comes from images with > filenames containing "dots" in addition to the final one before the > extension. > For instance "test.image.jpg" is not displayed correctly whereas > "test-image.jpg" works. So I replaced all "dots" by "dash" and > everything worked fine again.
The file extension of "test.image.jpg" is considered to be "image.jpg" and not "jpg". And, of course, "image.jpg" is an unsupported format. This seems stupid because, in your case, the file extension is obviously "jpg". But in the general case, this is not always true. Example: xxe-perso-4_1_0.tar.gz (the file extension is "tar.gz" and not "gz") Therefore, we are currently not 100% sure that this problem needs to fixed. > To be complete, it seems that the XML parsing gets rid of the filename > part before the first "dot" (xmleditor shows this "reworked" filename in > bold blue) > Not really. When XMLmind XML Editor needs to display an image for which the format is not supported, it uses the image placeholder icon and superimpose to this icon the file extension written in bold blue letters (in your case, the file extension is "image.jpg").
