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• allan Posts: 61,669Questions: 1Answers: 10,096 Site admin

  August 2019 Answer ✓

  My case as a little different since Im pulling image from an FTP, dont know if that makes it easier or harder.

  That's certainly going to make it harder! Indeed, I saw something the other day about Google removing FTP support from Chrome, so you might want to be a little careful here.

  Its already really rather difficult to get images into the Excel file - I'm afraid its not something I've looked into and I don't recall any members of the community having posted any examples about that.

  I suspect what you would need to do is research how image files are embedded and then referenced in a Open Spreadsheet doc. The easiest way (and how I did a lot of the Buttons Excel export) was to create an example Excel file, unzip it and inspect the XML / file structure it creates.

  Allan
• Tronik Posts: 120Questions: 27Answers: 1

  August 2019

  The image is loaded from a php script so I dont think that will be an issue

  header('Content-Type: image/jpeg');
  
  $img = $_GET['img_src'];
  
  echo file_get_contents($img);
  

  I will do some digging into the OpenXML documentation, let you know if I find anything.

  Thanks allan