How populate an image in table view from API? - xcode

I am getting the error of “outlets cannot be connected to repeating content”. I am trying to have a table view where the image shows url images from an API. How do I do this?

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I am trying to load images from a URL to load on the table view dynamically. I am able to load the text but need to load the images. In my external database table, I have 3 columns (id, Name and image) and able to fetch the Name field. The image fields contains the name of the file (myimg.png). I have a url (www.xyz.com.au/images/(image_name_from database.png). So when the table loads, each cell should displays the thumbnail image and the Name. When we press the cell to go to the other View Controller, the ID associated with it should fetch all the records on the second view controller.
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You need to use image loader to load image into UIImageView. I recommend to use KFSwiftImageLoader
let imageView : UIImageView!
imageView.loadImage(urlString: imageURL)

How to send a data from a table to a form in codeigniter

I'm totally new to CI. I am working on the project that fetch data from a db and send it a particular data to a form on a click of a ADD button. Here is the screen shot of my table..enter image description here
Here is the screenshot of my form..
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In Spotfire I want to display an image from the database

I have images stored in the database that I want to show in Spotfire. I've found how to display an image from a webpage but not one directly from the SQL database. Spotfire defaults to string type for the image. I tried editting it at the Info Link stage and forcing it to be a blob, but when I render it as an image I just see [..].
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Can an Apex Class or a Visualforce Page be the data source for a standard Salesforce dashboard component?

In Salesforce, I create a dashboard and drag a pie chart component on to it. I can then drop almost any report onto the pie chart to serve as its data source. Is it possible to use a class or page to drive the Pie Chart instead of a report?
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But you can create a chart as part of your VF page.
If you have a look at http://www.salesforce.com/us/developer/docs/pages/Content/pages_charting_overview.htm
This will give you the basics on how to feed in the data to a chart ov

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