how to display a picture on image control without using fully databound controls??

hey crystian your answer is not helping me.
i think dis advice can also be given to me by a 15 year old boy..
so be a software devolper and not a kid...

OK, let's recap

1 - I asked you some questions that need answering in order to help you further
2 - I asked you not to talk like a moron, but you still are
3 - you pushed the 'answer' button, yet what you posted is not an answer.

How about we start again ? Edit your post to include the detail I asked for, use real English ( bad English is accepted here, but txt speak is for children, not adults ), and we'll see if I can't help you.

Wow - none of my questions are answered. Is this a web application ? How many images do you want to show ? If it's just one, what is the issue ? if it's more than one, why do you want to not use a databound control ? What are you trying to achieve ?

Hi.

Looking to your previously posted questions, I can suggest you are developing some webapp.

It looks like your question is about dynamic image rendering.
The most simple solution in this case is to use extra .aspx page that will render image you need. You can find more information on this here:
Create Dynamic Images in ASP.NET[^]
This is the first article I came to using search engine..

But there are also number of technics how to render it without .aspx. In this case you'll require much more experience in Asp.net internals. Let me know if need such solution and I'll check if I still have one in my repository.

Hope this helps..
Regards,
Alexey

Btw.

In your previous question
http://www.codeproject.com/answers/53012/how-to-upload-and-display-an-image.aspx[^]
You have really good answer that should cover also your current question..

"i just asked you to help me but your behaviour is not so good to me..
what you mean by "do not talk like a retard??"
why did n't you only answer me instead of saying these things in addition?
i do n't want your help..
thanks.."

I didn't answer you because you didn't ask a clear question. If you had asked a clear question, and tagged it properly, I'd still have asked you not to speak like a moron, but I would have answered you. I asked for more info, it seems other people were willing to take the time to dig through your old questions to work out the answers for themselves. If you want help, it helps to give people the info they need. I gave you as much help as I could, without searching your old questions to try to find the answers that you refused to give me.

I could care less if you want my help, you've not hurt my feelings at all. However, if in future you post well asked questions, where it's possible to read them and know what you're asking, I'll be glad to try to help in future. I'm still not sure that you have the answer you want, if not, then try to think about what you're asking, and try to actually provide the info that I asked for. Do you want to show more than one image ? If not, what is the problem, the task is trivial. If so, why don't you want to use a data bound control ? These are the reasons I didn't give you more of an answer, you didn't tell me what you wanted, you didn't even bother to tell me your app was a web app, when I asked you.