How to display Images in Crystal report13 at Runtime

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I want to display Images at crystal reports at runtime. I have saved the path of Images in Database and set Graphic location of Picture from ImagePath Field from DB.
When I set Absolute path as

SQL

select 'E:\My Work\DotNetWork\FCAT_12_12_11_Live\FCAT\Images\' + [FileName] AS ImagePAth from TableName

then it Work Fine and Display Images accordingly But When I use Relative as

SQL

select '~\Images\' + [FileName] AS ImagePAth from tableName

Path It does not pull Images from that Path.
This is my web application I want to get Images from Images Folder that is at WebServer.
So I need relative Path.
Please Help.

Posted 14-Dec-11 0:11am

Azhar Iqbal SE

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Anuj Banka 14-Dec-11 7:07am

Are you running application on your local and your images are on webserver ??

[no name] 14-Dec-11 23:12pm

currently, I am running Application locally. I have displayed Image at Form by seting path of Asp:Image Controll of '~\Images\' + [FileName]. But this path does not work for Crystal report. I am displaying ReportViewer in POPUP. I want to display Images from Images folder in Application Code.
Is crystal report support relative Path or not?
Thanks

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