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I'm trying to have a thumbnail displayed and can get it working when using a specific picture path.



I have created a new column in the atribute table enter image description here



I would like to have this be the image source in the code, but I can't seem to get it to work when putting in the name of the expression instead of a full path to a picture. Is there a way to tell the code to take the value of the table I am missing?



When I hover over a point I get:
enter image description here



With the following code:
enter image description here






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    Possible duplicate of Getting image pop ups in QGIS?
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I'm trying to have a thumbnail displayed and can get it working when using a specific picture path.



I have created a new column in the atribute table enter image description here



I would like to have this be the image source in the code, but I can't seem to get it to work when putting in the name of the expression instead of a full path to a picture. Is there a way to tell the code to take the value of the table I am missing?



When I hover over a point I get:
enter image description here



With the following code:
enter image description here






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I'm trying to have a thumbnail displayed and can get it working when using a specific picture path.



I have created a new column in the atribute table enter image description here



I would like to have this be the image source in the code, but I can't seem to get it to work when putting in the name of the expression instead of a full path to a picture. Is there a way to tell the code to take the value of the table I am missing?



When I hover over a point I get:
enter image description here



With the following code:
enter image description here






thumbnail







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I'm trying to have a thumbnail displayed and can get it working when using a specific picture path.



I have created a new column in the atribute table enter image description here



I would like to have this be the image source in the code, but I can't seem to get it to work when putting in the name of the expression instead of a full path to a picture. Is there a way to tell the code to take the value of the table I am missing?



When I hover over a point I get:
enter image description here



With the following code:
enter image description here






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    Possible duplicate of Getting image pop ups in QGIS?
    – Riccardo
    2 hours ago














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    Possible duplicate of Getting image pop ups in QGIS?
    – Riccardo
    2 hours ago








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Possible duplicate of Getting image pop ups in QGIS?
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Possible duplicate of Getting image pop ups in QGIS?
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The code you used in the HTML MAP Tip Builder is a bit wrong. Please use the following:



<div style ="width:400; height:400;"><p>test</p>

<div><img src=[% "Linkk" %] width=300 height=300 /></div>

</div>


The remaining div content is working fine:
enter image description here






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  • I feel a bit starstruck here. Have been going through youtube.com/watch?v=JnQk0NRqCyM&t=246s a few times and ended up a bit confused. Thank you for the reply and your youtube video.
    – Maulingo
    1 hour ago










  • this video is using a very old version of QGIS. also check #1 of césar's answer!
    – Riccardo
    1 hour ago










  • Regards to @Riccardo (you didn't know but I'm kind of a groupy). He teach us all through that great digital-geography.com
    – César Arquero
    27 mins ago





















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There are some issues in your workflow.




  1. Correct your filepath: /photos/ isn't the same as /Photos/

  2. In the popup info properties just use html (remove all in "Vis udtryk").

  3. If that wasn't enough use this html code:


<b>Source: [% photo %]</b>
<br>Image:
<br>
<img src="[% linkk %]" width=300 height=200 />



enter image description here



enter image description here



It works in QGIS 3 as well (remember to click in the popup icon):



enter image description here



enter image description here






share|improve this answer























  • I see you have an option for "HTML" which I do not have, I'm using version 3.2
    – Maulingo
    1 hour ago






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    It worked in QGIS 3.2 as well. I have edited the post with images using the same code. The key is to correct that misspelled filepath.
    – César Arquero
    1 hour ago













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The code you used in the HTML MAP Tip Builder is a bit wrong. Please use the following:



<div style ="width:400; height:400;"><p>test</p>

<div><img src=[% "Linkk" %] width=300 height=300 /></div>

</div>


The remaining div content is working fine:
enter image description here






share|improve this answer





















  • I feel a bit starstruck here. Have been going through youtube.com/watch?v=JnQk0NRqCyM&t=246s a few times and ended up a bit confused. Thank you for the reply and your youtube video.
    – Maulingo
    1 hour ago










  • this video is using a very old version of QGIS. also check #1 of césar's answer!
    – Riccardo
    1 hour ago










  • Regards to @Riccardo (you didn't know but I'm kind of a groupy). He teach us all through that great digital-geography.com
    – César Arquero
    27 mins ago


















1














The code you used in the HTML MAP Tip Builder is a bit wrong. Please use the following:



<div style ="width:400; height:400;"><p>test</p>

<div><img src=[% "Linkk" %] width=300 height=300 /></div>

</div>


The remaining div content is working fine:
enter image description here






share|improve this answer





















  • I feel a bit starstruck here. Have been going through youtube.com/watch?v=JnQk0NRqCyM&t=246s a few times and ended up a bit confused. Thank you for the reply and your youtube video.
    – Maulingo
    1 hour ago










  • this video is using a very old version of QGIS. also check #1 of césar's answer!
    – Riccardo
    1 hour ago










  • Regards to @Riccardo (you didn't know but I'm kind of a groupy). He teach us all through that great digital-geography.com
    – César Arquero
    27 mins ago
















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1






The code you used in the HTML MAP Tip Builder is a bit wrong. Please use the following:



<div style ="width:400; height:400;"><p>test</p>

<div><img src=[% "Linkk" %] width=300 height=300 /></div>

</div>


The remaining div content is working fine:
enter image description here






share|improve this answer












The code you used in the HTML MAP Tip Builder is a bit wrong. Please use the following:



<div style ="width:400; height:400;"><p>test</p>

<div><img src=[% "Linkk" %] width=300 height=300 /></div>

</div>


The remaining div content is working fine:
enter image description here







share|improve this answer












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answered 2 hours ago









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  • I feel a bit starstruck here. Have been going through youtube.com/watch?v=JnQk0NRqCyM&t=246s a few times and ended up a bit confused. Thank you for the reply and your youtube video.
    – Maulingo
    1 hour ago










  • this video is using a very old version of QGIS. also check #1 of césar's answer!
    – Riccardo
    1 hour ago










  • Regards to @Riccardo (you didn't know but I'm kind of a groupy). He teach us all through that great digital-geography.com
    – César Arquero
    27 mins ago




















  • I feel a bit starstruck here. Have been going through youtube.com/watch?v=JnQk0NRqCyM&t=246s a few times and ended up a bit confused. Thank you for the reply and your youtube video.
    – Maulingo
    1 hour ago










  • this video is using a very old version of QGIS. also check #1 of césar's answer!
    – Riccardo
    1 hour ago










  • Regards to @Riccardo (you didn't know but I'm kind of a groupy). He teach us all through that great digital-geography.com
    – César Arquero
    27 mins ago


















I feel a bit starstruck here. Have been going through youtube.com/watch?v=JnQk0NRqCyM&t=246s a few times and ended up a bit confused. Thank you for the reply and your youtube video.
– Maulingo
1 hour ago




I feel a bit starstruck here. Have been going through youtube.com/watch?v=JnQk0NRqCyM&t=246s a few times and ended up a bit confused. Thank you for the reply and your youtube video.
– Maulingo
1 hour ago












this video is using a very old version of QGIS. also check #1 of césar's answer!
– Riccardo
1 hour ago




this video is using a very old version of QGIS. also check #1 of césar's answer!
– Riccardo
1 hour ago












Regards to @Riccardo (you didn't know but I'm kind of a groupy). He teach us all through that great digital-geography.com
– César Arquero
27 mins ago






Regards to @Riccardo (you didn't know but I'm kind of a groupy). He teach us all through that great digital-geography.com
– César Arquero
27 mins ago















1














There are some issues in your workflow.




  1. Correct your filepath: /photos/ isn't the same as /Photos/

  2. In the popup info properties just use html (remove all in "Vis udtryk").

  3. If that wasn't enough use this html code:


<b>Source: [% photo %]</b>
<br>Image:
<br>
<img src="[% linkk %]" width=300 height=200 />



enter image description here



enter image description here



It works in QGIS 3 as well (remember to click in the popup icon):



enter image description here



enter image description here






share|improve this answer























  • I see you have an option for "HTML" which I do not have, I'm using version 3.2
    – Maulingo
    1 hour ago






  • 1




    It worked in QGIS 3.2 as well. I have edited the post with images using the same code. The key is to correct that misspelled filepath.
    – César Arquero
    1 hour ago


















1














There are some issues in your workflow.




  1. Correct your filepath: /photos/ isn't the same as /Photos/

  2. In the popup info properties just use html (remove all in "Vis udtryk").

  3. If that wasn't enough use this html code:


<b>Source: [% photo %]</b>
<br>Image:
<br>
<img src="[% linkk %]" width=300 height=200 />



enter image description here



enter image description here



It works in QGIS 3 as well (remember to click in the popup icon):



enter image description here



enter image description here






share|improve this answer























  • I see you have an option for "HTML" which I do not have, I'm using version 3.2
    – Maulingo
    1 hour ago






  • 1




    It worked in QGIS 3.2 as well. I have edited the post with images using the same code. The key is to correct that misspelled filepath.
    – César Arquero
    1 hour ago
















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There are some issues in your workflow.




  1. Correct your filepath: /photos/ isn't the same as /Photos/

  2. In the popup info properties just use html (remove all in "Vis udtryk").

  3. If that wasn't enough use this html code:


<b>Source: [% photo %]</b>
<br>Image:
<br>
<img src="[% linkk %]" width=300 height=200 />



enter image description here



enter image description here



It works in QGIS 3 as well (remember to click in the popup icon):



enter image description here



enter image description here






share|improve this answer














There are some issues in your workflow.




  1. Correct your filepath: /photos/ isn't the same as /Photos/

  2. In the popup info properties just use html (remove all in "Vis udtryk").

  3. If that wasn't enough use this html code:


<b>Source: [% photo %]</b>
<br>Image:
<br>
<img src="[% linkk %]" width=300 height=200 />



enter image description here



enter image description here



It works in QGIS 3 as well (remember to click in the popup icon):



enter image description here



enter image description here







share|improve this answer














share|improve this answer



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  • I see you have an option for "HTML" which I do not have, I'm using version 3.2
    – Maulingo
    1 hour ago






  • 1




    It worked in QGIS 3.2 as well. I have edited the post with images using the same code. The key is to correct that misspelled filepath.
    – César Arquero
    1 hour ago




















  • I see you have an option for "HTML" which I do not have, I'm using version 3.2
    – Maulingo
    1 hour ago






  • 1




    It worked in QGIS 3.2 as well. I have edited the post with images using the same code. The key is to correct that misspelled filepath.
    – César Arquero
    1 hour ago


















I see you have an option for "HTML" which I do not have, I'm using version 3.2
– Maulingo
1 hour ago




I see you have an option for "HTML" which I do not have, I'm using version 3.2
– Maulingo
1 hour ago




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It worked in QGIS 3.2 as well. I have edited the post with images using the same code. The key is to correct that misspelled filepath.
– César Arquero
1 hour ago






It worked in QGIS 3.2 as well. I have edited the post with images using the same code. The key is to correct that misspelled filepath.
– César Arquero
1 hour ago












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