asked on vb asb.net displaying an image in image control setting ImageUrl
I have hundreds of thousands of images distributed in many different drives and folders
on (a.aspx) my code is
<asp:Image ID="Image1" runat="server" Height="984px" Width="929px" />
on (a.aspx.vb) my code is
Image1.ImageUrl = "D:/Images/Info/160597aa.g
It is executing the Image1.ImageUrl .. line but - the image is not displayed!!
if I do
<asp:Image ID="Image1" runat="server" Height="984px" Width="929px" ImageUrl = "D:/Images/Info/160597aa.g
then the image is displayed!!
I appreciate it if any one can help
on (a.aspx) my code is
<asp:Image ID="Image1" runat="server" Height="984px" Width="929px" />
on (a.aspx.vb) my code is
Image1.ImageUrl = "D:/Images/Info/160597aa.g
It is executing the Image1.ImageUrl .. line but - the image is not displayed!!
if I do
<asp:Image ID="Image1" runat="server" Height="984px" Width="929px" ImageUrl = "D:/Images/Info/160597aa.g
then the image is displayed!!
I appreciate it if any one can help
ASP.NETVisual Basic.NET
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Salah a a a Al Jasem
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The web page on (my server) gets the image from the D: drive which is also on my server this is not related to the user's machine I did that for the last 20 years using img tag and making src="d:\....."
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if I doThis actually doesn't work for me. I'm using VS 2010 premium edition.
<asp:Image ID="Image1" runat="server" Height="984px" Width="929px" ImageUrl = "D:/Images/Info/160597aa.gif"/>
then the image is displayed!!
ok, so you want to access an image file at: D:/Images/Info/160597aa.gi
what's the directory of your application located?
why don't just create a mapped directory in IIS for resolution? You need a path that can be accessible.
I have hundreds of thousands of images distributed in many different drives and foldersyou need better organize the folder path of your images.
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you need to use a Server Side path instead of Local path. not every user's machine has D:/Images/Info/160597aa.gi
the file in the local directory need to be mapped and accessible from web server end.
the outcome could be something using relative path like:
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