Accessing high-res alert images from web interface

[CrazyAsYou]

Sorry if this has been asked before but does anyone know if it is possible to access the high-res alert jpeg images directly from a UI3 URL?

For example, say I have IPCam01.20210514_080000.11867730.3.44431.jpg in my Alerts folder and my BI is hosted on 192.168.1.2 is there something possible like URL below to access it?

http://192.168.1.2:81/alerts/IPCam01.20210514_080000.11867730.3.44431.jpg

 

[CrazyAsYou]

ok just had my own case of RTFM - found on page 204 - working great by adding &fulljpeg on the URL

http://192.168.1.2:81/alerts/IPCam01.20210514_080000.11867730.3.44431.jpg&fulljpeg

/alerts/{filename}. An alert image. You may use a database record number (@record) in place
of the filename. HTTP parameter &fulljpeg will return the high-definition version of the
image if it was saved to disc.

Optional parameters for many of the above:
&w= width, use with or without height
&h= height, use with or without width
&s= scale 1-100 in place of width and/or height
&q= quality 1-100

 

[SpacemanSpiff]

ok just had my own case of RTFM - found on page 204 - working great by adding &fulljpeg on the URL

http://192.168.1.2:81/alerts/IPCam01.20210514_080000.11867730.3.44431.jpg&fulljpeg

/alerts/{filename}. An alert image. You may use a database record number (@record) in place
of the filename. HTTP parameter &fulljpeg will return the high-definition version of the
image if it was saved to disc.

Optional parameters for many of the above:
&w= width, use with or without height
&h= height, use with or without width
&s= scale 1-100 in place of width and/or height
&q= quality 1-100

Good work! Posting it for future visitors... priceless

 

[bp2008]

If that URL actually works, it is non-standard. A question mark ? is supposed to precede the first URL parameter while & is only used to separate multiple URL parameters.