Image not displaying

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:-O My Image is not displaying When i run the application but the image is there at the design time. What should i do?

Posted 27-May-10 20:47pm

anupkulkarni85

Updated 9-Dec-10 1:46am

Toniyo Jackson

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Narsimlu Keshagouni 28-May-10 8:28am

Be more specific and post code.

anupkulkarni85 2-Jun-10 7:17am

Sandeep Mewar
I had done What you said but it show for sometime and then Closed the images then What to do.

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Solution 3

you need to check the path.
it depends from where r you calling the image.
you should need to create a folder in the project tree and then first add all image to your project folder then drag & drop it where you want to apply it. it will automatically add path and display images. try it
it will work

Posted 29-Nov-10 18:52pm

ShivKrSingh

Solution 2

if the image is using html image u can check the folder hierarchy.

if the images folder is outside in the main application use
../ in the path

if the image is using a .net server control use
~/ in the path.

Posted 22-Jun-10 23:44pm

Hiteshforu2007

Solution 1

1. Drag image control in ASPX designer
2. Set the image path. (Path to the image that needs to be displayed)
3. Run it and it will show.

Read here: MSDN: Image Class[^]

Posted 27-May-10 23:28pm

Sandeep Mewara

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ShashankSinghThakur · Accepted Answer · 2010-12-09T01:44:00

Solution 4

First u check the path of image on rendering in html source

Posted 9-Dec-10 1:44am

ShashankSinghThakur