[SOLVED] Image could not be loaded using CGI program
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I am writing to write a cgi script to display a png image in a browser. When user clicks on the 'Submit' form in the HTML page , the CGI program is called to display the image .
But this is not working for me . When the script is executed , the text in alt section from img src HTML tag is displayed , rather than the image
If I write the same code in plain HTML page , the PNG image is displayed fine.
If you're comparing a CGI generated page that you loaded from a server, to a "plain HTML page" that you loaded from disk, then one big variable is how you loaded them. A page loaded from a server and a page loaded from disk do not behave in the same way.
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