Displaying an image in an ASP TABLE

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Hi All,

I am working on a e- commerce college project. In which i want to show list of all product in a category. for that i have decided that i will show image in a asp table cell. At runtime i am taking img src froc database and adding it to cell. text

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   c0.Text = "<img src=\"" + Convert.ToString(dvSql.Table.Rows[i][0]) + "\"/ ><br/>" + Convert.ToString(dvSql.Table.Rows[i][1]) + "<br/>" + Convert.ToString(dvSql.Table.Rows[i][2]) + "<br/>" + Convert.ToString(dvSql.Table.Rows[i][3]);
 row.Cells.Add(c0);
Table1.Rows.Add(row);

The string values are getting printed okay on the page, but no images are coming for img control. On checking source of webpage from the browser it shows correct values which is shown below.

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<tr>
		<td><img src="D:\WebSite\Working code\Email.thebustles.com\Products\Apperal\images\perfume1.jpg"/ ><br/>Samsung Wave<br/>Samsung<br/>200</td>

please help me .. :( i am getting no clues

Posted 6-Mar-12 8:49am

sinhasourabh

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I don't think I've ever done a fully qualified physical location for an image source before... so I'm not sure it can be done.

What you probably need to do is give the image's position based on the page you are on in your project. Change the image element to use an relative path instead. For example (only for example) src="../../images/myimage", which tells the page it needs to go up two directories, then look in the images folder, then find myImage.

Start with an example and remove your data call for the src for now. Here is how I would find the relative path in my projects.

Page.ResolveUrl("~/Products/Apperal/Images/perfume1.jpg")

Assuming that your project's Url base is email.thebustles.com, this would yield: email.thebustles.com/Products/Apperal/Images/perfume1.jpg. Meaning this will allow you to not even worry about the relative path based on the page's location (which can be frustrating) and let the page figure it out for you. The tilda (~) means start with the root folder and work from there (only to asp.net).

Once that's working, then you can try to incorporate your datasource again. Of course, you'll have to change the database values to look like "~/Products/Apperal/Images/perfume1.jpg"

Posted 6-Mar-12 9:23am

PopeDarren

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Joachim1234 · Accepted Answer · 2012-03-06T09:00:00

Hi,

Maybe this will help:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4090712/why-cant-i-do-img-src-c-localfile-jpg[^]

The image files have to be on your web server and then referenced by a url like:

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<img src="www.mydomain.com/myimg.jpg" />

And you actually don't need to write the domain name. If the image is in the same folder as the web page you can write:

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<img src="myimg.jpg" />

Regards
Joachim

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