uploaded image wont show. I just get its link from the array/list of other pictures even though I pushed the...












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I already append my list item details with express handlebars and they are showing up. The problem is when I want to append the new list item picture as the previous items are having the pictures. Now I will just get the new item details showing up except the picture.



surely it will work with the online pictures but with local loaded images it won't, as I just experienced it.



index.js:



var clothes = [{

    picture_Url: "images/fashion_gallery/tshirt.jpg",

    Type: "TShirt",

    Size: "XS",

    Qty: 1,

    Price: "R200"

}, {

    picture_Url: "images/fashion_gallery/Optimized-cap.JPG",

    Type: "Cap",

    Size: "M",

    Qty: 2,

    Price: "R200"

}, {

    picture_Url: "images/fashion_gallery/Optimized-long-sleeve.jpg",

    Type: "Long Sleeve",

    Size: "XL",

    Qty: 5,

    Price: "R400"

}];



app.post('/addProduct', function(req, res) {

    var data = JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(req.body));

    console.log(data);

    var product = {

        picture_Url: "images/fashion_gallery/" + data.pictureUrl,

        Type: data.typeOfCloth,

        Size: data.size,

        Qty: data.qty,

        Price: data.price

    }

    clothes.push(product)

    console.log(clothes);

    res.redirect("/");

});


home.handlebars:



<div id="tabs-2">

    <p>This is just a good Top for mid winter season.</p>

    <div class="ui-state-highlight ui-corner-all"><strong>

        {{#each longSleeve}}

          <img class="ads" src="{{this.picture_Url}}" alt="">

          <br>

          Quantity : {{this.Qty}}<br>

          {{this.Price}} : </strong><a href="#">Buy</a>

        {{/each}}

        </div>

    <input id="addButton" class="button" type="button" name="" value=" + Add">

</div>





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  • what does console.log(data) in your /addProduct handler output?

    – S..
    Jan 2 at 2:02











  • if the data you're submitting follows the same model/format as what you're displaying then you should have an underscore between picture and Url ie data.picture_Url.

    – S..
    Jan 2 at 2:04
















0















I already append my list item details with express handlebars and they are showing up. The problem is when I want to append the new list item picture as the previous items are having the pictures. Now I will just get the new item details showing up except the picture.



surely it will work with the online pictures but with local loaded images it won't, as I just experienced it.



index.js:



var clothes = [{

    picture_Url: "images/fashion_gallery/tshirt.jpg",

    Type: "TShirt",

    Size: "XS",

    Qty: 1,

    Price: "R200"

}, {

    picture_Url: "images/fashion_gallery/Optimized-cap.JPG",

    Type: "Cap",

    Size: "M",

    Qty: 2,

    Price: "R200"

}, {

    picture_Url: "images/fashion_gallery/Optimized-long-sleeve.jpg",

    Type: "Long Sleeve",

    Size: "XL",

    Qty: 5,

    Price: "R400"

}];



app.post('/addProduct', function(req, res) {

    var data = JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(req.body));

    console.log(data);

    var product = {

        picture_Url: "images/fashion_gallery/" + data.pictureUrl,

        Type: data.typeOfCloth,

        Size: data.size,

        Qty: data.qty,

        Price: data.price

    }

    clothes.push(product)

    console.log(clothes);

    res.redirect("/");

});


home.handlebars:



<div id="tabs-2">

    <p>This is just a good Top for mid winter season.</p>

    <div class="ui-state-highlight ui-corner-all"><strong>

        {{#each longSleeve}}

          <img class="ads" src="{{this.picture_Url}}" alt="">

          <br>

          Quantity : {{this.Qty}}<br>

          {{this.Price}} : </strong><a href="#">Buy</a>

        {{/each}}

        </div>

    <input id="addButton" class="button" type="button" name="" value=" + Add">

</div>





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  • what does console.log(data) in your /addProduct handler output?

    – S..
    Jan 2 at 2:02











  • if the data you're submitting follows the same model/format as what you're displaying then you should have an underscore between picture and Url ie data.picture_Url.

    – S..
    Jan 2 at 2:04














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I already append my list item details with express handlebars and they are showing up. The problem is when I want to append the new list item picture as the previous items are having the pictures. Now I will just get the new item details showing up except the picture.



surely it will work with the online pictures but with local loaded images it won't, as I just experienced it.



index.js:



var clothes = [{

    picture_Url: "images/fashion_gallery/tshirt.jpg",

    Type: "TShirt",

    Size: "XS",

    Qty: 1,

    Price: "R200"

}, {

    picture_Url: "images/fashion_gallery/Optimized-cap.JPG",

    Type: "Cap",

    Size: "M",

    Qty: 2,

    Price: "R200"

}, {

    picture_Url: "images/fashion_gallery/Optimized-long-sleeve.jpg",

    Type: "Long Sleeve",

    Size: "XL",

    Qty: 5,

    Price: "R400"

}];



app.post('/addProduct', function(req, res) {

    var data = JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(req.body));

    console.log(data);

    var product = {

        picture_Url: "images/fashion_gallery/" + data.pictureUrl,

        Type: data.typeOfCloth,

        Size: data.size,

        Qty: data.qty,

        Price: data.price

    }

    clothes.push(product)

    console.log(clothes);

    res.redirect("/");

});


home.handlebars:



<div id="tabs-2">

    <p>This is just a good Top for mid winter season.</p>

    <div class="ui-state-highlight ui-corner-all"><strong>

        {{#each longSleeve}}

          <img class="ads" src="{{this.picture_Url}}" alt="">

          <br>

          Quantity : {{this.Qty}}<br>

          {{this.Price}} : </strong><a href="#">Buy</a>

        {{/each}}

        </div>

    <input id="addButton" class="button" type="button" name="" value=" + Add">

</div>





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share|improve this question
















I already append my list item details with express handlebars and they are showing up. The problem is when I want to append the new list item picture as the previous items are having the pictures. Now I will just get the new item details showing up except the picture.



surely it will work with the online pictures but with local loaded images it won't, as I just experienced it.



index.js:



var clothes = [{

    picture_Url: "images/fashion_gallery/tshirt.jpg",

    Type: "TShirt",

    Size: "XS",

    Qty: 1,

    Price: "R200"

}, {

    picture_Url: "images/fashion_gallery/Optimized-cap.JPG",

    Type: "Cap",

    Size: "M",

    Qty: 2,

    Price: "R200"

}, {

    picture_Url: "images/fashion_gallery/Optimized-long-sleeve.jpg",

    Type: "Long Sleeve",

    Size: "XL",

    Qty: 5,

    Price: "R400"

}];



app.post('/addProduct', function(req, res) {

    var data = JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(req.body));

    console.log(data);

    var product = {

        picture_Url: "images/fashion_gallery/" + data.pictureUrl,

        Type: data.typeOfCloth,

        Size: data.size,

        Qty: data.qty,

        Price: data.price

    }

    clothes.push(product)

    console.log(clothes);

    res.redirect("/");

});


home.handlebars:



<div id="tabs-2">

    <p>This is just a good Top for mid winter season.</p>

    <div class="ui-state-highlight ui-corner-all"><strong>

        {{#each longSleeve}}

          <img class="ads" src="{{this.picture_Url}}" alt="">

          <br>

          Quantity : {{this.Qty}}<br>

          {{this.Price}} : </strong><a href="#">Buy</a>

        {{/each}}

        </div>

    <input id="addButton" class="button" type="button" name="" value=" + Add">

</div>





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  • what does console.log(data) in your /addProduct handler output?

    – S..
    Jan 2 at 2:02











  • if the data you're submitting follows the same model/format as what you're displaying then you should have an underscore between picture and Url ie data.picture_Url.

    – S..
    Jan 2 at 2:04



















  • what does console.log(data) in your /addProduct handler output?

    – S..
    Jan 2 at 2:02











  • if the data you're submitting follows the same model/format as what you're displaying then you should have an underscore between picture and Url ie data.picture_Url.

    – S..
    Jan 2 at 2:04

















what does console.log(data) in your /addProduct handler output?

– S..
Jan 2 at 2:02





what does console.log(data) in your /addProduct handler output?

– S..
Jan 2 at 2:02













if the data you're submitting follows the same model/format as what you're displaying then you should have an underscore between picture and Url ie data.picture_Url.

– S..
Jan 2 at 2:04





if the data you're submitting follows the same model/format as what you're displaying then you should have an underscore between picture and Url ie data.picture_Url.

– S..
Jan 2 at 2:04












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I should've used multer and here's my code



index.js



 // newly added multer code 

var multer = require('multer'),

    upload = multer({

       dest: 'public/images/fashion_gallery/'

    });



var clothes = [{

  picture_Url: "images/fashion_gallery/tshirt.jpg",

  Type: "TShirt",

  Size: "XS",

  Qty: 1,

  Price: "R200"

}, {

  picture_Url: "images/fashion_gallery/Optimized-cap.JPG",

  Type: "Cap",

  Size: "M",

  Qty: 2,

  Price: "R200"

}, {

  picture_Url: "images/fashion_gallery/Optimized-long-sleeve.jpg",

  Type: "Long Sleeve",

  Size: "XL",

  Qty: 5,

  Price: "R400"

}];



app.get('/', (req, res) => {

  res.render('home')

});



//route to upload file and get its name 

app.post('/projects', upload.single('picture_Url'), (req, res) => {

  var data = JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(req.body));



  // get file name with multer after uploading it

  let file_name = req.file.filename;



  var product = {

    picture_Url: 'images/fashion_gallery/' + file_name,

    Type: data.typeOfCloth,

    Size: data.size,

    Qty: data.qty,

    Price: data.price

  }

  clothes.push(product)

  res.redirect("/projects");

});


home.handlebars



<div id="tabs-2">

        <p>This is just a good Top for mid winter season.</p>

        {{#each longSleeve}}

        <div class="ui-state-highlight ui-corner-all"><strong>

              <img class="ads" src="{{this.picture_Url}}" alt="">

              <br>

              Quantity : {{this.Qty}}

              <br>

              {{this.Price}} : </strong><a href="#">Buy</a>

        </div>

        {{/each}}

        <input id="addButton" class="button" type="button" name="" value=" + Add">

      </div>



<div id="addProductDiv" class="post hide">

    <!-- This is the most important part with multer image upload the enctype 

part you dont need to forget -->

      <form class="" action="/projects" method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data">

        <label for="avatar">Choose a file to upload:</label>

        <input type="file" id="avatar" name="picture_Url" accept="image/png, image/jpeg">

        Type : <select class="brandOptions" name="typeOfCloth">

          <option class="placeHolder" value="" selected="true" disabled="">SELECT TYPE</option>

          <option value="Cap">Cap</option>

          <option value="Long Sleeve">Long Sleeve</option>

        </select>



        Size : <input type="text" name="size" value="">



        Quantity : <input type="number" name="qty" value="">



        Price : <input type="text" name="price" value="">

        <input class="button" type="submit" name="" value="Submit">



      </form><br>

      <input id="back" class="backButton" type="submit" name="" value="Back">

  </div>





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  • Is this the answer?

    – Archer
    Jan 3 at 16:34











  • Yes, using multer as one of my nodejs web app dependances to upload and get image name which I can reference in my html or template.

    – Oyamasiphula
    Jan 4 at 17:48











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I should've used multer and here's my code



index.js



 // newly added multer code 

var multer = require('multer'),

    upload = multer({

       dest: 'public/images/fashion_gallery/'

    });



var clothes = [{

  picture_Url: "images/fashion_gallery/tshirt.jpg",

  Type: "TShirt",

  Size: "XS",

  Qty: 1,

  Price: "R200"

}, {

  picture_Url: "images/fashion_gallery/Optimized-cap.JPG",

  Type: "Cap",

  Size: "M",

  Qty: 2,

  Price: "R200"

}, {

  picture_Url: "images/fashion_gallery/Optimized-long-sleeve.jpg",

  Type: "Long Sleeve",

  Size: "XL",

  Qty: 5,

  Price: "R400"

}];



app.get('/', (req, res) => {

  res.render('home')

});



//route to upload file and get its name 

app.post('/projects', upload.single('picture_Url'), (req, res) => {

  var data = JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(req.body));



  // get file name with multer after uploading it

  let file_name = req.file.filename;



  var product = {

    picture_Url: 'images/fashion_gallery/' + file_name,

    Type: data.typeOfCloth,

    Size: data.size,

    Qty: data.qty,

    Price: data.price

  }

  clothes.push(product)

  res.redirect("/projects");

});


home.handlebars



<div id="tabs-2">

        <p>This is just a good Top for mid winter season.</p>

        {{#each longSleeve}}

        <div class="ui-state-highlight ui-corner-all"><strong>

              <img class="ads" src="{{this.picture_Url}}" alt="">

              <br>

              Quantity : {{this.Qty}}

              <br>

              {{this.Price}} : </strong><a href="#">Buy</a>

        </div>

        {{/each}}

        <input id="addButton" class="button" type="button" name="" value=" + Add">

      </div>



<div id="addProductDiv" class="post hide">

    <!-- This is the most important part with multer image upload the enctype 

part you dont need to forget -->

      <form class="" action="/projects" method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data">

        <label for="avatar">Choose a file to upload:</label>

        <input type="file" id="avatar" name="picture_Url" accept="image/png, image/jpeg">

        Type : <select class="brandOptions" name="typeOfCloth">

          <option class="placeHolder" value="" selected="true" disabled="">SELECT TYPE</option>

          <option value="Cap">Cap</option>

          <option value="Long Sleeve">Long Sleeve</option>

        </select>



        Size : <input type="text" name="size" value="">



        Quantity : <input type="number" name="qty" value="">



        Price : <input type="text" name="price" value="">

        <input class="button" type="submit" name="" value="Submit">



      </form><br>

      <input id="back" class="backButton" type="submit" name="" value="Back">

  </div>





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  • Is this the answer?

    – Archer
    Jan 3 at 16:34











  • Yes, using multer as one of my nodejs web app dependances to upload and get image name which I can reference in my html or template.

    – Oyamasiphula
    Jan 4 at 17:48
















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I should've used multer and here's my code



index.js



 // newly added multer code 

var multer = require('multer'),

    upload = multer({

       dest: 'public/images/fashion_gallery/'

    });



var clothes = [{

  picture_Url: "images/fashion_gallery/tshirt.jpg",

  Type: "TShirt",

  Size: "XS",

  Qty: 1,

  Price: "R200"

}, {

  picture_Url: "images/fashion_gallery/Optimized-cap.JPG",

  Type: "Cap",

  Size: "M",

  Qty: 2,

  Price: "R200"

}, {

  picture_Url: "images/fashion_gallery/Optimized-long-sleeve.jpg",

  Type: "Long Sleeve",

  Size: "XL",

  Qty: 5,

  Price: "R400"

}];



app.get('/', (req, res) => {

  res.render('home')

});



//route to upload file and get its name 

app.post('/projects', upload.single('picture_Url'), (req, res) => {

  var data = JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(req.body));



  // get file name with multer after uploading it

  let file_name = req.file.filename;



  var product = {

    picture_Url: 'images/fashion_gallery/' + file_name,

    Type: data.typeOfCloth,

    Size: data.size,

    Qty: data.qty,

    Price: data.price

  }

  clothes.push(product)

  res.redirect("/projects");

});


home.handlebars



<div id="tabs-2">

        <p>This is just a good Top for mid winter season.</p>

        {{#each longSleeve}}

        <div class="ui-state-highlight ui-corner-all"><strong>

              <img class="ads" src="{{this.picture_Url}}" alt="">

              <br>

              Quantity : {{this.Qty}}

              <br>

              {{this.Price}} : </strong><a href="#">Buy</a>

        </div>

        {{/each}}

        <input id="addButton" class="button" type="button" name="" value=" + Add">

      </div>



<div id="addProductDiv" class="post hide">

    <!-- This is the most important part with multer image upload the enctype 

part you dont need to forget -->

      <form class="" action="/projects" method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data">

        <label for="avatar">Choose a file to upload:</label>

        <input type="file" id="avatar" name="picture_Url" accept="image/png, image/jpeg">

        Type : <select class="brandOptions" name="typeOfCloth">

          <option class="placeHolder" value="" selected="true" disabled="">SELECT TYPE</option>

          <option value="Cap">Cap</option>

          <option value="Long Sleeve">Long Sleeve</option>

        </select>



        Size : <input type="text" name="size" value="">



        Quantity : <input type="number" name="qty" value="">



        Price : <input type="text" name="price" value="">

        <input class="button" type="submit" name="" value="Submit">



      </form><br>

      <input id="back" class="backButton" type="submit" name="" value="Back">

  </div>





share|improve this answer
























  • Is this the answer?

    – Archer
    Jan 3 at 16:34











  • Yes, using multer as one of my nodejs web app dependances to upload and get image name which I can reference in my html or template.

    – Oyamasiphula
    Jan 4 at 17:48














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0








0







I should've used multer and here's my code



index.js



 // newly added multer code 

var multer = require('multer'),

    upload = multer({

       dest: 'public/images/fashion_gallery/'

    });



var clothes = [{

  picture_Url: "images/fashion_gallery/tshirt.jpg",

  Type: "TShirt",

  Size: "XS",

  Qty: 1,

  Price: "R200"

}, {

  picture_Url: "images/fashion_gallery/Optimized-cap.JPG",

  Type: "Cap",

  Size: "M",

  Qty: 2,

  Price: "R200"

}, {

  picture_Url: "images/fashion_gallery/Optimized-long-sleeve.jpg",

  Type: "Long Sleeve",

  Size: "XL",

  Qty: 5,

  Price: "R400"

}];



app.get('/', (req, res) => {

  res.render('home')

});



//route to upload file and get its name 

app.post('/projects', upload.single('picture_Url'), (req, res) => {

  var data = JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(req.body));



  // get file name with multer after uploading it

  let file_name = req.file.filename;



  var product = {

    picture_Url: 'images/fashion_gallery/' + file_name,

    Type: data.typeOfCloth,

    Size: data.size,

    Qty: data.qty,

    Price: data.price

  }

  clothes.push(product)

  res.redirect("/projects");

});


home.handlebars



<div id="tabs-2">

        <p>This is just a good Top for mid winter season.</p>

        {{#each longSleeve}}

        <div class="ui-state-highlight ui-corner-all"><strong>

              <img class="ads" src="{{this.picture_Url}}" alt="">

              <br>

              Quantity : {{this.Qty}}

              <br>

              {{this.Price}} : </strong><a href="#">Buy</a>

        </div>

        {{/each}}

        <input id="addButton" class="button" type="button" name="" value=" + Add">

      </div>



<div id="addProductDiv" class="post hide">

    <!-- This is the most important part with multer image upload the enctype 

part you dont need to forget -->

      <form class="" action="/projects" method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data">

        <label for="avatar">Choose a file to upload:</label>

        <input type="file" id="avatar" name="picture_Url" accept="image/png, image/jpeg">

        Type : <select class="brandOptions" name="typeOfCloth">

          <option class="placeHolder" value="" selected="true" disabled="">SELECT TYPE</option>

          <option value="Cap">Cap</option>

          <option value="Long Sleeve">Long Sleeve</option>

        </select>



        Size : <input type="text" name="size" value="">



        Quantity : <input type="number" name="qty" value="">



        Price : <input type="text" name="price" value="">

        <input class="button" type="submit" name="" value="Submit">



      </form><br>

      <input id="back" class="backButton" type="submit" name="" value="Back">

  </div>





share|improve this answer













I should've used multer and here's my code



index.js



 // newly added multer code 

var multer = require('multer'),

    upload = multer({

       dest: 'public/images/fashion_gallery/'

    });



var clothes = [{

  picture_Url: "images/fashion_gallery/tshirt.jpg",

  Type: "TShirt",

  Size: "XS",

  Qty: 1,

  Price: "R200"

}, {

  picture_Url: "images/fashion_gallery/Optimized-cap.JPG",

  Type: "Cap",

  Size: "M",

  Qty: 2,

  Price: "R200"

}, {

  picture_Url: "images/fashion_gallery/Optimized-long-sleeve.jpg",

  Type: "Long Sleeve",

  Size: "XL",

  Qty: 5,

  Price: "R400"

}];



app.get('/', (req, res) => {

  res.render('home')

});



//route to upload file and get its name 

app.post('/projects', upload.single('picture_Url'), (req, res) => {

  var data = JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(req.body));



  // get file name with multer after uploading it

  let file_name = req.file.filename;



  var product = {

    picture_Url: 'images/fashion_gallery/' + file_name,

    Type: data.typeOfCloth,

    Size: data.size,

    Qty: data.qty,

    Price: data.price

  }

  clothes.push(product)

  res.redirect("/projects");

});


home.handlebars



<div id="tabs-2">

        <p>This is just a good Top for mid winter season.</p>

        {{#each longSleeve}}

        <div class="ui-state-highlight ui-corner-all"><strong>

              <img class="ads" src="{{this.picture_Url}}" alt="">

              <br>

              Quantity : {{this.Qty}}

              <br>

              {{this.Price}} : </strong><a href="#">Buy</a>

        </div>

        {{/each}}

        <input id="addButton" class="button" type="button" name="" value=" + Add">

      </div>



<div id="addProductDiv" class="post hide">

    <!-- This is the most important part with multer image upload the enctype 

part you dont need to forget -->

      <form class="" action="/projects" method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data">

        <label for="avatar">Choose a file to upload:</label>

        <input type="file" id="avatar" name="picture_Url" accept="image/png, image/jpeg">

        Type : <select class="brandOptions" name="typeOfCloth">

          <option class="placeHolder" value="" selected="true" disabled="">SELECT TYPE</option>

          <option value="Cap">Cap</option>

          <option value="Long Sleeve">Long Sleeve</option>

        </select>



        Size : <input type="text" name="size" value="">



        Quantity : <input type="number" name="qty" value="">



        Price : <input type="text" name="price" value="">

        <input class="button" type="submit" name="" value="Submit">



      </form><br>

      <input id="back" class="backButton" type="submit" name="" value="Back">

  </div>






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  • Is this the answer?

    – Archer
    Jan 3 at 16:34











  • Yes, using multer as one of my nodejs web app dependances to upload and get image name which I can reference in my html or template.

    – Oyamasiphula
    Jan 4 at 17:48



















  • Is this the answer?

    – Archer
    Jan 3 at 16:34











  • Yes, using multer as one of my nodejs web app dependances to upload and get image name which I can reference in my html or template.

    – Oyamasiphula
    Jan 4 at 17:48

















Is this the answer?

– Archer
Jan 3 at 16:34





Is this the answer?

– Archer
Jan 3 at 16:34













Yes, using multer as one of my nodejs web app dependances to upload and get image name which I can reference in my html or template.

– Oyamasiphula
Jan 4 at 17:48





Yes, using multer as one of my nodejs web app dependances to upload and get image name which I can reference in my html or template.

– Oyamasiphula
Jan 4 at 17:48




















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