Since its in the database it is not available in your filesystem or for immediate display.
to check if its there
./manage.py shell
import yourmodel as Document
print Document.objects.all()
i would suggest researching pythons module StringIO and the ability to write files.
Try writing the image to a file.
Finally, when you get all of that working, if you want to display images, research static file urls. like youpage.com/static/images/image_1.jpeg
On Friday, April 19, 2013 3:21:02 PM UTC-4, Hélio Miranda wrote:
Gives no errorBut do not know where to send the image and sendsDo not put the picture in the ...Does anything in the settings? Or have a folder in the wrong place? My folder structure is right?
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