himanshu wroteJust make sure Pic1URL is another attribute where you save the URL path of the image stored.
Let me know still have any issues.
I feel like I need to Thank Himanshu for his contribution from last night.
In this app, I have creating an extensive structure (creating Disk folders) according to my DB hierarchy structure for assets (images, docs, videos and others) for my multi tenant app, which each can have multiple clients, each clients can have multiple projects and each project multiple jobs.
Putting images in DB takes care of all these problems when you add records or delete records.
But when you have loose images, docs being created, you need to have an asset management system.
I had done so, with using Awares Picture attribute, and bit of using HTML Cell (but that has very little functionality and flexibility). Himanshu's suggestion of using URL opened a new door to use HTML "img" tag that now I can use CSS styling against it. I spent a good time last night by introducing URL methodology into the whole thing. and sort of bypassing Tag Expression in certain places.
Now all URLs are dynamically created whether I'm using localhost:8080 or later the real domain name.
So, thank you again, for your sample that cleared my confusion.
