Images in Forms not rendering

Hi there,

currently I am trying to make a demo flow pretty by using an InputForm.
Part of the form is to have a picture of the process.
Using the content component is not working at all. Selecting an image, no matter what kind of, is not showing anything.

So i used the workaround by using a html component:
Tag: img
Attribute: src Value: grafik.gif

In the Preview everything works fine and the .gif shows up but in runtime there is nothing.
I tried to find something in the documentary or in the forum but I don’t find a hint what could be wrong here.

Any Ideas?

maybe you can share more about the implementation done by you

Keep in mind that the picture needs to be available at that location where the form is executed. Maybe it is better to use an embedded Base64 string as image source

Try placing the image in the same directory as your project and use the full file path in the src attribute instead of just grafik.gif. Example: <img src='C:\Path\To\Image.gif'>. Also, ensure the image is embedded properly and accessible at runtime

The image is in the same directory where the form is executed. Using the full filepath does not show any preview nor showing the picture at runtime.
I don’t get it -_-

@onlinegerd

Its better to share more info about what you tried and what type of error you are facing with screenshots.

however check in your file path whether extension also passing or not

So this is how it looks. So this is what i want to achieve.
But when running the process, it looks like this:

Entering the fullpath comes to the same result.

as mentioned:

and recommended to fix it:

I don’t know what embedded base64 string means to be honest.
And I don’t get why it is not working the way I tried. Makes no sense to me. So there will be no picture in my UI I guess…

we can encourage to get trained and do researches. Have a look here:

Like I said. It is not working. It is probably a bug. I can not spend a whole day researching possible solutions. The “LowCode/NoCode” Punchline is kinda fake.

Like we mentioned. it is working with using a base64 string as embedded source

Again:

  • image needs to be present at the location where the form is executed
  • path provisioning has to be done as HTML specifies it and the executing content is supporting this

using Base64 was mentioned also with the shared link and other resources are available as well

we dont think so, as we showcased the working functionality

no need as you get assistance here and we demonstrated also in less time than a day

Happy automation :robot:

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