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Greetings all<br />
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I have an image (asp:Image) on my page. When the user clicks on it I would like them to be redircted elsewhere (preferably in another window).<br />
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1. &nbsp;How do I programmatically add a url to the image?<br />
2. &nbsp;If there is no url available, do I disable the image, or is it ok to just leave it like that, knowing that clicking<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; will &nbsp;do nothing?<br />
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In advance, thanks!<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; allanmark
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Greetings all

I have an image (asp:Image) on my page. When the user clicks on it I would like them to be redircted elsewhere (preferably in another window).

1.  How do I programmatically add a url to the image?
2.  If there is no url available, do I disable the image, or is it ok to just leave it like that, knowing that clicking
    will  do nothing?


In advance, thanks!

    allanmark

ThankYou!! Sorry 4 taking so long to close!

Programmatically add a url to an image

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