asp:Image control with zoom options

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I am working with Asp.Net C# 3.5 web applications. In our web applications we are using many images and those images are not static. The end-user can upload and view the images as per their wish. But before login they couldn't upload or view their images. Now this is successfully implemented and working fine.

As per the current coding, I am using 2 asp:image controls. One for imgPreview and second for imgEnlarge. And the code like, imgPreview.ImageUrl = '../ShowImage.aspx?pathid=x' and imgEnlarge.ImagUrl = imgPreview.ImageUrl.

asp:imgPreview has the size of 25 px X 25 px and asp:imgEnlarge will take the image dimension. To show the enlarge view, I am using ajax:ModalPopupExtender.

The above is working fine.

The new requirement is, inside the ModalPopupExtender (i.e. inside the enlarged view), I need to give Zoom In, Zoom Out, Full Screen, Roate, ... etc options.

Please suggest any idea for this. (Note:- Images are dynamic and before login they should not view images)

Posted 18-Sep-14 23:18pm

Rashmikants Monpara

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hypermellow · Answer 1 · 2014-09-18T23:26:00

Solution 1

Hi,

If your already using the AjaxControlToolkit (i.e. your ModalPopupextender) - then why don't you have a look at the Seadragon control.

... here's a nice article on how to use it.

Hope it helps.

Posted 18-Sep-14 23:26pm

hypermellow

Rashmikants Monpara · Answer 2 · 2014-09-19T17:21:00

Solution 2

Please Give me any other example ..

Posted 19-Sep-14 17:21pm

Rashmikants Monpara