Unable to Display Image in Mozilla Firefox

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Dear All,
I am using 'img' control in ASP.NET to display images. I am assigning the imageurl with the image file path coming from database as below:

C#

imgMain.ImageUrl = ImagePath;

This program run and load images from URL with Internet Explorer. Fine.

But when want to run with mozilla Firefox, image is not shown in Image Panel. Please help me.

Code is:

JavaScript

//Funtion in Client side as like below:
function fnSetImage(filepath)
{
     document.getElementById('<%=imgMain.ClientID%>').src=filepath;
     return false;
}

Posted 1-Oct-10 20:07pm

Emon Mahmud

Updated 1-Oct-10 20:16pm

Sandeep Mewara

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raju melveetilpurayil 2-Oct-10 2:54am

did you check image url in source file?

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Sunasara Imdadhusen · Answer 1 · 2010-10-03T19:25:00

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Hi,

Please put ../ on your image path like

C#

//Funtion in Client side as like below:
function fnSetImage(filepath)
{
     document.getElementById('<%=imgMain.ClientID%>').src= '../' + filepath;
     return false;
}

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Imdadhusen

Posted 3-Oct-10 19:25pm

Sunasara Imdadhusen

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Ankur^\m/ 4-Oct-10 1:45am

And WHY??

Sunasara Imdadhusen 4-Oct-10 1:49am

Because the path would be relative

Ankur^\m/ 4-Oct-10 2:06am

It is quite possible that the value of 'ImagePath' has a relative path stored in it.
Moreover even if it's an absolute path, how would that work. What I mean is: Suppose, ImagePath = "d:\NewFolder\Image1.jpg" you are saying put a ../ before it. So that becomes ../d:\NewFolder\Image1.jpg which I guess, is not a valid path.