Load images dynamically. #1208
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Load images dynamically.
#1208
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When I create a window like this and try to add an image its not working: import webview
def insert_image():
path = "img.jpg"
window.evaluate_js(f"img = document.createElement('img');" +\
f"img.src = '{path}';" +\
f"document.getElementById('body').appendChild(img);\n")
window = webview.create_window(html=f"<html><head></head><body></body></html>")
webview.start(insert_image)How does the path have to look like? the image is in the same folder as the python script. It's also not working with the full path. Also I don't want to use an extra html file for creating the basic window, I want to work with a single .py file and add the content dynamically. |
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r0x0r
Sep 6, 2023
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There is no access to file system when you load HTML dynamically. You have several choices
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There is no access to file system when you load HTML dynamically. You have several choices