Image Issues After 8.1 Update

[Giancarlo Gomez]

I wrote a couple of functions that handle both creation of files and deletion based on a single image upload. Prior to the 8.1 update these functions worked great but it appears after the 8.1 update it breaks. It appears that the Image functions lock the original uploaded file. SO basically my create script breaks at the end when it tries to rewrite the final version. Also, during a delete, it deletes all files but the original uploaded file. So I tried to go ahead and delete the file myself from the server and it tells me it is in use. This is where it leads me to think that the file is locked by CF. As soon as I shut CF down, I can delete the file with no problem.

The code is as follows for both of my functions:

[hemant_k1]

We ave identified the bug and we are in the process of releasing a hotfix very soon. This bug impacts jpg images that are used as source in an image function.

Thanks,
Hemant

[Giancarlo Gomez]

I am glad I can help and relieved that I wasn't going crazy.

[Guest]

Any word on when this hot fixe will be released?

[Giancarlo Gomez · Accepted solution]

This has already been fixed with the latest hot fix. Sorry I am not supplying a URL, but I am on my phone at the dentist office. Just go to the updates page and you should find it. I know Ray Camden had posted a link on his blog. Http://coldfusionjedi.com

[Guest]

Argh.. I have that hotfix already, and still my dynamic .pdf just hangs. If I comment out the image, it will load, and super fast. What's with using dynamic images in 8.01? The following code worked great in CF7.

<img src="file://///xxxDocServer/HiRes Photos#Biography.File_Path#" width="119" height="153" />

[Giancarlo Gomez]

Are you sure you have the latest hotfix? Because I can not find the link on the updates page. The link I am referring to is as follow;

http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=kb403622&sliceId=1

Also, have you tried it without a dynamic image to see if that really is the problem or if it is a network access problem, because your code looks like it is looking for a file thru a network share ( I am assuming).

JC

[Guest]

Yes, it's looking for the file on our document server. If I place the image locally, it still stalls. Super Slow. Sure, the image are our high-res images so they are a little larger, but I wasn't expecting a process that took two to three seconds to jump to 30+ seconds.