Hi Neha, Henil & Jeroen, 
I was able to change the properties using external Url. But the image file is still not getting displayed. The image Url is accessible on the browser using the link so the image properties are set to public.
Uploading the latest .oml file for your reference.

Hi,

May I know what value you are passing in the URL?

Can you paste it here?

Adding on above comment.

I got the data. Let me check

Regards,

Wasimkhan S

Hi Saif,

I think that your URLs are, in fact, still not publicly available. When I try to access them in my browser, I get an 'Access Denied' message. Your images might be available to you, because you're logged into a Google account that has access, but that doesn't mean your OutSystems applications has access (as it doesn't have your Google account's credentials).

Also, when I download your .oml file and try to replace one of the URLs by the URL of an image that I know to be available (https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/15/May-Irene_Aasen%2C_selvportrett_1984.jpg), it work fine: 

passing  in url - https://drive.google.com/open?id=1rvQLZLhwYm15HcWuENCCkd-zmLXZvvPF
i am also unable to open the image in incognito mode. The images are in google drive.. how can i make sure that the images are public  

Images are not displayed as they are not public. 

If you are the owner of the Google drive, change the share settings as "Anyone with the link" with Role "Viewer". If this is not an option you may have to use Google Drive REST API to interact with files. Please have a look at  Google Drive Connector Reactive Forge Component and Google Drive Integration in OutSystems - Youtube

Hi Siya,

Since, i am the owner of the google drive, i have tried with changing the drive properties from editor to viewer and vice versa with anyone can open this link.. but  that is not working..will try to work on it with the forge components you have mentioned, but i need to do it without the use of a forge component. kindly confirm an alternate solution.
Attaching oml for your reference

It seems that regardless of an image's being public , it isn't displaying within an OutSystems application. Not sure if this is an OutSystems issue (CSP settings) or Google drive is preventing embedding of images. 

However, there's a workaround available: you can utilize a website like https://www.labnol.org/embed/google/drive/ to convert your public Google Drive links into direct image links, which does work. Kindly note that the length is more you have adjust your entity field width for image field. 

eg: 

Original link:  https://drive.google.com/file/d/14mfZXQAMIRuXkjWLb8pR7ANxUoNOMRpg/view?usp=share_link does not work when embedded.

Converted : https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/drive-viewer/AKGpihZNQQXg6_K8MGMKGmNmBQpF7dpkLxbnUHz15Lqnq-e6aso0O8VVxpobzJORTr6e-p2CythUY-oz7sJ4mAwKTyRHPPpo5aKXjw=s2560 works when embedded

Hi Siya, 

Thank you for your effort. i tried to embed the link using the link you shared but i am getting a error that the image is not available.

Please check if you are embedding  the correct url. The screenshot you shared shows the link starts with drive.google.com where as the link converted using lanbol.org is always lh3.googleusercontent.com.