Is this application running on your local computer? I have IIS installed on my local machine and created a virtual directory that points to the bin-debug folder of my project, I changed the output folder URL and the run/debug setting URL path to launch. So when I am testing on my local computer the application launches in a url which is http://localhost/NewViewer2.4/index.html, I can then add the search parameters http://localhost/NewViewer2.4/index.html?search=08-0025-00009 and if everything is configured correctly the search is executed. With the 2.4 version, as long as the search was configured correctly the URL string will work
Is this application running on your local computer? I have IIS installed on my local machine and created a virtual directory that points to the bin-debug folder of my project, I changed the output folder URL and the run/debug setting URL path to launch. So when I am testing on my local computer the application launches in a url which is http://localhost/NewViewer2.4/index.html, I can then add the search parameters http://localhost/NewViewer2.4/index.html?search=08-0025-00009 and if everything is configured correctly the search is executed. With the 2.4 version, as long as the search was configured correctly the URL string will work
Golden,
this is probably a new thread, but I will try to help you here. A good test to see if the URL is formatted correctly is try and access it from your browser, if you can get the image to show in a browser then you know what the URL should be. In my application I used textinput boxes to check on the URL format as it was being passed through the different stages of construction. The database that contained the image_path field had back slashes not forward slashes, and had extra spaces on the end. So to follow my workflow the first text input box imagetext would show the URL being http://gis.vernon-ct.gov/image/11000\11347.jpg (it would have like 10 extra spaces on the end also). Not sure how much of my code I gave you, but I had an itemclick function that reformatted the URL, and dumped the text in imagetexturl. The end result would be http://gis.vernon-ct.gov/image/11000/11347.jpg . If you copy and paste this text into browser the image will show up. I also created a virtual directory in IIS that pointed to my image folder. So to start you need to make sure you have a working URL string and then reconstruct that string in flashbuilder.
Aaron
Golden,
this is probably a new thread, but I will try to help you here. A good test to see if the URL is formatted correctly is try and access it from your browser, if you can get the image to show in a browser then you know what the URL should be. In my application I used textinput boxes to check on the URL format as it was being passed through the different stages of construction. The database that contained the image_path field had back slashes not forward slashes, and had extra spaces on the end. So to follow my workflow the first text input box imagetext would show the URL being http://gis.vernon-ct.gov/image/11000\11347.jpg (it would have like 10 extra spaces on the end also). Not sure how much of my code I gave you, but I had an itemclick function that reformatted the URL, and dumped the text in imagetexturl. The end result would be http://gis.vernon-ct.gov/image/11000/11347.jpg . If you copy and paste this text into browser the image will show up. I also created a virtual directory in IIS that pointed to my image folder. So to start you need to make sure you have a working URL string and then reconstruct that string in flashbuilder.
Aaron
the doc was empty, try loading it into a txt file