Hi Metz,
This time my situation is: i have an image on my report, but when download the report in DOC format, the image appear corrupted/broke.

I attach two images for more information.


https://ibb.co/ccvda5
https://ibb.co/igLuF5

What's the problem?
Thank a lot !

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This may have more to do with how word deals with the images than what I can do with forena. It would be interesting to see if you could embed the image into the document as base 64 encoded data and see if it behaves differently:

https://css-tricks.com/data-uris/

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jpfrancesconi
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Thanks Metz, i'll try to prove you suggest.
God bless you.

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jpfrancesconi
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Metz with the PDFs files it the same? Have you ever try an image in PDF file when download a forena report?
Regards.

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Yes, that is actually where I first used this technique. Some of that may depend on which PDF creation service you might be using (mPDF vs Docraptor vs. Prince).

Dave