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Posted: **Wed Apr 06, 2016 10:27 pm**

I am working on adding attachments to records in CouchDB.
I am trying to mimic the following command:

curl -X PUT http://couch.mad.pink/test_suite_db2/zxsd3324d/bad_luck_friday13.jpg?rev=12-f5f9f6f0af4cb1f113c9794a10daf5bd \
    --data-binary /User/pink/Dropbox/bad_luck_friday13.jpg \
    -H "Cookie: AuthSession=cm9vdDo1NzA0NUVDRTovU5Y6gklEjt27Rn53KlC8TDQ4KQ" \
    -H "Content-Type: image/jpg"

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put "Cookie: AuthSession=cm9vdDo1NzA0NUVDRTovU5Y6gklEjt27Rn53KlC8TDQ4KQ"&cr&"Content-Type: image/jpg" into tHeader
set httpHeaders to tHeader
put "http://localhost/test_suite_db2/zxsd3324d/bad_luck_friday13.jpg?rev=12-f5f9f6f0af4cb1f113c9794a10daf5bd" into tURL

--TRY 1:
put "binfile:/User/pink/Dropbox/bad_luck_friday13.jpg" into tFilePath
put  URL(tFilePath) into URL(tURL)

--TRY 2:
put  URL ("binfile:/User/pink/Dropbox/bad_luck_friday13.jpg") into tFile
put  tFile into URL(tURL)

in both of the above attempts, the file is successfully created at the server, however it is empty

Can anyone suggest another approach?

Posted: **Thu Apr 07, 2016 12:15 am**

Hi Greg,
I don't know about CouchDB but I load the img into a card then

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 put the text of img "Image_Test" into tImg
 put base64encode (tImg) into gImageData

and upload gImageData.

Works with mySQL. Oh, I guess I never tried blob.

Simon

Posted: **Thu Apr 07, 2016 12:53 pm**

unfortunately that won't work because CouchDB also works as an http server, image files need to stay images or they won't display

Posted: **Sun Apr 10, 2016 4:17 am**

well, after working on this for way too long I have discovered that the following does indeed work:

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put "binfile:/Users/pink/Dropbox/bad_luck_friday13.jpg" into tFilePath
put  URL(tFilePath) into URL(tURL)

Shamefully I have to admit that the problem all this time was a typo in my file path.

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