Closed SlowEnter closed 2 years ago
Hi @SlowEnter,
markup.rs only generates the markup (HTML or XML). Loading a file from disk depends entirely on how you're serving this page to the browser. Are you using a web server like actix-web or rocket? With actix-web for example, you'll need to mount the "images" directory to a path like /images
(ref) and then do src="/images/my-logo.png"
.
Also, your current code is equivalent to the following (markup::raw
is meant for injecting arbitrary code without any html escaping):
img#logo[src = "images/my-logo.png"];
(Note the ;
at the end instead of {}
as <img>
is a self-closing tag in HTML.)
Hi @utkarshkukreti,
thanks for the swift response! I see what you mean and will use another crate as you said to mount the "images" dir.
I'm trying to add images to the web loaded directly from the compiled rust code, my question is if this is possible...
Current not working goes like this:
{markup::raw("<img id=\"logo\" src=\"images/my-logo.png\">")}
This works when I replace whats in src with an already uploaded picture on a web (hyperlink) but I would like to have an images dir that I can use.
Rust struct:
my-web ├── src/ │ ├── images/ │ │ ├── my-logo.png │ ├── index.rs
So my question would be if its possible to load an image in markup.rs from a local folder? If so, how would this be done?