use-image | Custom React Hook for loading images | Frontend Utils library

The issue is you're hardcoding the API URL. You have to use the URL depending on the environment the code is being run on (localhost on development and the production API URL on production).

If you're using create-react-app, check the docs on how to define custom environment variables. You can use dotenv-webpack if you have a custom Webpack setup.

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This was a stupid mistake on my part. It should've been [image] instead of image:

If you want to fill the rectangle with the image you can just use fillPatternImage property.

I hired a freelancer to fix this for us.

• Uninstall any versions of WampServer and ImageMagick you have installed
  • Don't forget to backup your database and www folder before you uninstall
  • We are going to install a trustable software called Chocolatey that will help us fix a bunch of errors with Wamp64 and it's extensions as well as help us update those applications with one command.

For those of you who already fixed this before using Chocolatey and now seeing this error message again simply update Wamp and ImageMagick using the choco commands provided on their website and then read my note under 4) for more information

1. Run PowerShell as Admin

   • Follow this guide to Download chocolatey https://chocolatey.org/install

2. Use the same methods to Download Wamp64 https://chocolatey.org/packages/wamp-server

   • Run Wamp from the newly created shortcut on your desktop
   • Change the PHP version to 7.4.9 or the latest and only then move
     to the other steps
   • Don't worry about the fact the folder is named Wamp and not Wamp64. It's still the 64bit version. You can check this in the about section of Wamp

3. Download https://chocolatey.org/packages/imagemagick

4. Download https://windows.php.net/downloads/pecl/deps/ImageMagick-7.0.7-11-vc15-x64.zip

   • Note: If that doesn't work, they probably updated again. Just try the same methods using newer versions then these. I will first try more recent versions of php_imagick instead of replacing the ImageMagick core DLL files. One thing I will not do is give up.

5. Extract And Copy all CORE_RL and IM_MOD_RL DLL files into C:\wamp\bin\php\php7.4.9 where php.exe is located

   (Do not run any EXE file from here as we already installed ImageMagick)

6. Download https://windows.php.net/downloads/pecl/releases/imagick/3.4.4/php_imagick-3.4.4-7.4-ts-vc15-x64.zip

7. Extract and Copy just the php_imagick.dll file to C:\wamp\bin\php\php7.4.9\ext

8. Open your php.ini file by left-clicking Wamp->PHP->php.ini and then make sure you delete all leftovers and add below any extention= line the code below:

extention=imagick

As you realized it in the comments of the question, this warning commes from the component TreeNode that is part of react-lazy-tree.

If you want to get rid of it you have two solutions:

• Get rid of the library
• Update the library yourself to use last version of React

I guess it is so simply because FLTK is trying to load the PNG file from the current folder. When you execute ./myApp in the shell, it is running in the same folder where the PNG file is located. When you double-click however, your curent path is who-knows-where.

The simplest "fix" is to use an absolute path (something like "/home/youruser/work/myapp/scheme.png"), recompile the application, and run it. - It should work if you supplied the full path to the file.

1. Use Substitute to replace the 6th / with a space i.e. CHAR(32)
2. Use Mid and Search to trim your string from the 1st character up until the space
3. Add on your .jpg string to the end

Actually, the getRGB and setRGB methods, despite their names, actually returns and accepts a pixel in 32 bit packed ARGB format. That means that if the color model of your BufferedImage actually contains an alpha channel, leaving the alpha values of the pixel empty (0x00) as you do, will result in an all transparent image...

The PNG format supports alpha, while JPEG normally don't use it, that is why you see the results you do, and why it seems to work different for the different formats.

The fix is simple though, just prepend the pixel value with all opaque alpha:

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