Re: [WebDNA] ReturnRaw and binarybody
2013
It keeps the original formatting.
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texte = --047d7bb04e225346df04e24764ea Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Stuart, Hi - thanks, that works and is obviously the correct way to Base64 encode an image - which is great. But after much messing around there does not appear to be a way in WebDNA to decode a Base64 image and either write it to disk or serve it out. So I guess this approach (i.e including the image directly in the WebDNA code) is not going to work. Just to clarify, I am trying to improve our web bug (i.e. tracking pixel) code - so I can add something like:
Stuart,
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Hi - thanks, that works and is = obviously the correct way to Base64 encode an image - which is great. =C2= =A0 But after much messing around there does not appear to be a way in WebD= NA to decode a Base64 image and either write it to disk or serve it out. = =C2=A0 So I guess this approach (i.e including the image directly in the We= bDNA code) is not going to work.
Just to clarify, I am trying to improve our web bug (i.= e. tracking pixel) code - so I can add something like:
<img src=3D"http://server/image.tmpl?id=3D1&id2=3D2" />=C2=A0
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--047d7bb04e225346df04e24764ea Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Stuart, Hi - thanks, that works and is obviously the correct way to Base64 encode an image - which is great. But after much messing around there does not appear to be a way in WebDNA to decode a Base64 image and either write it to disk or serve it out. So I guess this approach (i.e including the image directly in the WebDNA code) is not going to work. Just to clarify, I am trying to improve our web bug (i.e. tracking pixel) code - so I can add something like: 
to an email, add stuff to a log file when the image is accessed, and then serve back a 1x1 px blank image. I'm trying to avoid a situation where the 1x1 blank image is not available on the local site. I'll try a different approach to check for the existence locally of the blank image and then use [tcpconnect] to pull the image down off a remote site and write locally if it doesn't exist. Thanks - Tom --047d7bb04e225346df04e24764ea Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
to an email, add stuff to a log file when the image is = accessed, and then serve back a 1x1 px blank image. =C2=A0 I'm trying t= o avoid a situation where the 1x1 blank image is not available on the local= site.
I'll try a different approach to check for the exis= tence locally of the blank image and then use [tcpconnect] to pull the imag= e down off a remote site and write locally if it doesn't exist.
Thanks
- Tom
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Stuart,
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Hi - thanks, that works and is = obviously the correct way to Base64 encode an image - which is great. =C2= =A0 But after much messing around there does not appear to be a way in WebD= NA to decode a Base64 image and either write it to disk or serve it out. = =C2=A0 So I guess this approach (i.e including the image directly in the We= bDNA code) is not going to work.
Just to clarify, I am trying to improve our web bug (i.= e. tracking pixel) code - so I can add something like:
<img src=3D"http://server/image.tmpl?id=3D1&id2=3D2" />=C2=A0
--047d7bb04e225346df04e24764ea--
Tom Duke
to an email, add stuff to a log file when the image is = accessed, and then serve back a 1x1 px blank image. =C2=A0 I'm trying t= o avoid a situation where the 1x1 blank image is not available on the local= site.
I'll try a different approach to check for the exis= tence locally of the blank image and then use [tcpconnect] to pull the imag= e down off a remote site and write locally if it doesn't exist.
Thanks
- Tom
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