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b-table escapes custom html by default. You need to use scoped slot for custom data (like an image) rendering as described here. I guess the code for your case would be something like this:
<b-table
striped
dark
:items="items"
:fields="fields">
<template slot="[itemIcon]" slot-scope="data">
<img :src="data.value" />
</template>
</b-table>
also change the computed itemIcon from this:
// Save the item icon as a property of the computed item.
let itemImage = new Image()
itemImage.src = imagePrefix + String(theItemSummary[currItem].id) + imageSuffix
computedItem.itemIcon = itemImage
into this:
// Save the item icon as a property of the computed item.
computedItem.itemIcon = imagePrefix + String(theItemSummary[currItem].id) + imageSuffix
so that computedItem.itemIcon holds only the image source instead of the ‘new Image()’ instance.
And please provide a jsfiddle/codepen if this doesn’t work so that people can dig further easily.
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