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I have a project using ASP.net and Visual Studio. I want to display an image using image control. However the image(s) are outside of the visual studio project. I have setup a virtual directory and used that as my image1.imageurl property. It worked the first time I tried it but I deleted the original.aspx I created and started a fresh one and now it doesn't work.<br />
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virtual directory &nbsp;Alias = collateral<br />
I enabled browsing on the virtual directory <br />
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ASP.net page with image control.<br />
image1.Imageurl = collateral/penguins.jpg<br />
penguins.jpg is there<br />
I have also tried /collateral/penguins.jpg as well but no luck.<br />
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Any help or alternatives would be appreciated.
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I have a project using ASP.net and Visual Studio. I want to display an image using image control. However the image(s) are outside of the visual studio project. I have setup a virtual directory and used that as my image1.imageurl property. It worked the first time I tried it but I deleted the original.aspx I created and started a fresh one and now it doesn't work.

virtual directory  Alias = collateral
I enabled browsing on the virtual directory 

ASP.net page with image control.
image1.Imageurl = collateral/penguins.jpg
penguins.jpg is there
I have also tried /collateral/penguins.jpg as well but no luck.

Any help or alternatives would be appreciated.

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