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Hi TAPAN,<br />
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First you have to do for loop, get one by one path from dataset; take some placeholder in aspx page like any table or panel and then in For loop create new object of image and add this image control to that placeholder.<br />
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This is psuedo code;<br />
for (int i = 0; i &lt;&nbsp;datasetCount; i++){<br />
Image image = new Image ();<br />
Image1.ImageUrl = path;<br />
placeholder.Controls.Add(i<wbr />mage);<br />
}<br />
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Hope this helps;<br />
-Kishan
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Hi TAPAN,

First you have to do for loop, get one by one path from dataset; take some placeholder in aspx page like any table or panel and then in For loop create new object of image and add this image control to that placeholder.


This is psuedo code;
for (int i = 0; i < datasetCount; i++){
Image image = new Image ();
Image1.ImageUrl = path;
placeholder.Controls.Add(image);
}

Hope this helps;
-Kishan

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Hi Kishan,<br />
<br />
can you share more in depths.
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Hi Kishan,

can you share more in depths.

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I have a image control in my asp.net page. I am retrieving image paths and stored on dataset and want to bind to image control. (how will i do it without gridview)<br />
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example : if 10 image paths coming from dataset then it will automatically &nbsp;display 10 images in webpage. How will i do it.
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I have a image control in my asp.net page. I am retrieving image paths and stored on dataset and want to bind to image control. (how will i do it without gridview)

example : if 10 image paths coming from dataset then it will automatically  display 10 images in webpage. How will i do it.

binding image control to dataset

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