Getting the error ""Attempt to load image with unspecified content type in table: null, filename: null: no thrown error"", Need to know the root cause and a fix for the error.
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ā07-14-2020 11:04 AM
Getting the error ""Attempt to load image with unspecified content type in table: null, filename: null: no thrown error"", Need to know the root cause and a fix for the error.
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ā07-19-2021 05:32 AM
Hi Pravin,
I am getting same error while trying to run an integration.
Did you find resolution for this error?
Kindly Help!!
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ā07-20-2021 03:27 AM
Hi Trupti,
This error is occured sue to broken image but in my case we are not able to find the immage since there are to many, try checking any image or attachment.
Thanks
Pravinkishore
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ā08-11-2023 12:27 AM
I am getting the same error when calling REST API from Flow. when I call the REST API from background script, this works fine
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ā08-11-2023 04:31 AM
If the error is related to loading images from a database or table, review the configuration settings for the database or table. Ensure that the image columns are properly defined and can handle the image data. Enable debugging and logging in your application to get more detailed information about the error. Check the logs for any additional error messages or stack traces that can help pinpoint the issue. Verify that the content types (MIME types) of the images are correctly set. Improper content type specification could lead to this error. For images, content types like "image/jpeg," "image/png," etc., should be used.