After careful reading of several threads about the same kind of problems, I still don't know whats is going on with my dicom loading problem.
here is the thing: i have a dicom dataset constituted of 193 .dcm files which are listed on my server in a text files. The .dcm files are on the same server.
here is the code I use to get the location for each .dcm file and load them into a volume:
$.ajax({
url:'files/T1.txt',
success: function (data) {
var tmpdata=data.toString();
var filenames=tmpdata.split('\n');
T1slice = new X.renderer2D();
T1slice.container = 'T12D';
T1slice.orientation = 'Z';
T1slice.init()
T1volume= new X.volume();
T1volume.file = filenames.sort().map(function(v) {return v;});
T1slice.add(T1volume);
T1slice.render();
}
});//end of ajax query
I get messages in the console telling me that every .dcm file was opened just fine (or at least I think that is what it says)
GET http://localhost/titan2.0/files/VG/t1_axial_stea...echo1/t1_axial_stealth-post-12_echo1_I000192.dcm 200 OK 1.67s loader.js (line 241)
And then I get the following error messages:
Unknown number of bits allocated - using default: 32 bits parserDCM.js (line 316)
TypeError: first_image_data is null
this._slices = object._children[this._orientationIndex]._children;
renderer2D.js (line 657)
TypeError: object._children[this._orientationIndex] is undefined
this._slices = object._children[this._orientationIndex]._children;
renderer2D.js (line 657)
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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