Started using Azure data studio and creating documentation for some SQL processes in our system.
As part of that I need to include a flow diagram in the document. Currently I have uploaded an image to a URL and am able to embed the image in document from the URL.
But is there any way to include an image from a local folder? Please assist.
I think this is what you want.
from IPython.display import Image
Image(filename='C:/your_path/your_image.PNG',width=200, height=100)
I was interested in this also. Syntax should be (if you store images in subfolder relative to notebook):
This didn't work for me initially: rendered as a broken image icon.
Things I tried:
Make sure you have a workspace defined for your root folder. Create the folder, then select "File > Add Folder to Workspace ..."
If that does nothing, try closing and restarting ADS. I've found the rendering to be flaky from time to time after awhile or if you have been opening/closing notebooks a lot.
Related topic has been discussed previously for markdown in general (but worth asking again for ADS!), eg. How to display local image in markdown
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I've got a MERN application that stores images to MongoDB. however, when trying to read the database and display the image back in the client application I keep getting the broken image icon.
I'm using Multer to successfully upload and store the images in the "/images" folder on the API side. I'm able to SEE the files being uploaded into that folder. I'm also using Path to declare the /images folder as a static folder.
on the client side I'm able to query the posts, get back the appropriate filename in the post.photo attribute and build up the source file location using a hard-coded PF constant (public folder). I'm logging out to the console that URL and when I copy and paste that built URL directly into a browser with the server running I'm able to see the picture successfully.
however, when using the URL for the image "src" I'm getting a broken image icon as shown.
I'll try to include a VERY watered down version of the code showing only relevant parts. any help would be greatly appreciated.
[Server Side][1]
[1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/HkDbs.jpg
[Client Side][2]
[2]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/fJnXg.jpg
[Console App][3]
[3]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/KSunR.png
After weeks of wrestling with this I was finally able to get images to show in my client app! hopefully this helps someone else who might be having the same issue.
removed Helmet from the server side index.js file (it was part of a video instruction that I was following)
added a space-separated WHITELIST environment variable in the server-side .env file (ex: WHITELIST=http:http://localhost:3000)
then added the following code to my index.js code
code sample
Finally, somewhere along in the process I started getting "net::ERR_UNSAFE_PORT" errors showing up in my console. I wound up having to explicitly note my server ports like this "--explicitly-allowed-ports=5000,6000" in my browsers shortcut property by following the instructions noted here
https://superuser.com/questions/188006/how-to-fix-err-unsafe-port-error-on-chrome-when-browsing-to-unsafe-ports
that seemed to fix the issue for me!
So I have a simple, single-page React app. I want to be able to let users drop an MS Word (.docx) file onto a dropzone and then let them download an edited version of their file.
I got the dropzone working and now can access the files in my JS code, and I'm trying to use react-docx to edit the document. It seems that this is a React version of docx.js. However, I only see ways to create brand new documents, not any way to "load in" old ones for editing.
I don't want to start a document from scratch. Is there any way to make a new document using the file that is uploaded?
Anyone is appreciated who has expertise on this or just has a completely better idea for how to achieve my goal.
I use google form to collect images. The images are stored in a folder in google drive. The folder is shared publicly so that all the photos within the folder are also public if the link is available. The responses are stored in google sheet and converted to a accessible file that i.e. change from "https://drive.google.com/open?id=" to "https://drive.google.com/uc?id=" so that images are directly accessible. The google sheet is connected with google data studio. I need to show these images in the data studio dashboard. What I could find as solution was to create a table with the image URLs. Using a table, I've tried to do the following
Created a new field in google data studio and added image function with a link as mentioned above.
Instead of creating a new field, changed the type of image URL column to URL as well as image.
Both above are working for me as an editor (during edit or view as shared in below images. But when I share the dashboard as a link and view it in incognito mode, it is not working. I hope I'm able to explain.
Google Form Link: https://forms.gle/FFjX7cV8tJUSx5GW9
Google sheet where data is collected : https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1glpAId0LHgTUUtVk3RwakDr-H1KUXk3WtA-SE50HKXQ/edit?usp=sharing + also Embedded in google data studio
Google Data Studio link: https://datastudio.google.com/s/oaCN4EO-J4c
Its working for me as editor, but as a viewer in above link, its not working as visible in above data studio link
But as a viewer (incognito mode) images are not visible.
Actually, the images work for any user logged into its own Google account. The problem is really experienced when the dashboard is open with no logged user.
Diving into the problem, it seems to be related with the number of redirects that Google Drive need to access the image. Reproducing your dashboard I was able to see the error ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS in browser's Dev Mode.
Steps in logged mode:
Access https://drive.google.com/uc?id=[id]
302 Redirect to https://*.googleusercontent.com/docs/
The image is returned
Steps in non logged mode:
Access https://drive.google.com/uc?id=[id]
302 Redirect to https://*.googleusercontent.com/docs/...
302 Redirect to https://docs.google.com/nonceSigner?...
The image is returned
If you look into Dev Mode, it is possible to note that the URL ended with "/nonceSigner" is accessed dozens of times when not logged (the same does not happen when logged). This means that Data Studio start a loop trying to access the image, which triggers a "retry" operation when it sees a double redirect.
Curiously, this does not happen when using the standard Image control (instead of table chart, that reads from a DataSource), so it seems to be a bug in the Table chart component.
So you're out of luck. My suggestion is to use Cloud Storage instead of Google Drive, since it seems you're using some undocumented features and they'll surely break at some time.
Another option is to report this bug to DataStudio team (report here). There are Data Studio developers that activelly answer questions in StackOverflow (like Minhaz Kazi), so try to drive their attention to this issue.
I was having a related issue here - a colleague was not able to view images in a data studio dashboard, even though he was able to view the same files directly in Drive. It turned out to only be a problem using the Brave browser! I can't figure out what exactly was going on, but posting here in case it helps someone else.
I have developed an application which uses custom CSS3 fonts. But somehow custom fonts are not getting uploaded in the server. My application URL is http://techcurt-kshitiz.rhcloud.com and when I try to access custom font like http://techcurt-kshitiz.rhcloud.com/resources/css/LindenHill-webfont.eot, The requested resource is not available appears. Custom fonts are working fine in my local machine in every browser.
I have recreated my application but still the problem persists. I have been using Openshift since an year but never faced such issue. What can be the possible reason for it? Even .less file is not getting uploaded. I am using tomcat 6 server in Openshift. I am not able to find out any solution in Google.
Do you see the files on disk when you SSH to the gear?
Are the files checked into Git? It's possible that they are being ignored by git, and hence not uploaded. You can check that the file is in git with "git show master:" - if ignored it won't show up.
Otherwise, it could be something in your build - perhaps the files are getting deleted?
Finally my issue is solved by servlet-mapping .ttf and .eot files in my web.xml files. But I am not able to understand how come my application was running in local machine but not in server? How come thats possible?
I'm working on a Silverlight PivotViewer app and using the Excel Pivot Collection tool to generate my image files. Everything works perfectly except some images are not being published by the tool. As a result, when the app launches, everything looks great except there are blank spaces where the unpublished images are supposed to be. All of their data/facets are available if I click on a "blank" image.
When I dig a little deeper and look at the files that are generated, the missing images are not there. What's more interesting, if I look a the cxml file. The images information is all there only the missing images are missing their "img" attribute. For some reason, the Pivot Collection tool recognizes that there are images but chooses not to publish them. I've tried re-creating the images as both PNGs and JPGs to no success.
Does anyone know why this is happening and how I can fix it?
Delete the entire collection_files folder and the cxml file. Republish the images and then add the newly published collection_files folder and cxml file to your project.