asp:image doesn't display

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Hi guys,

I have try'd to google some help and search this forum, but havn't figured it out yet... I can't figure why my image banner doesn't display, when I start Debugger (compile) and run it local...The image code is as following:

XML

<asp:image id="Image2" runat="server" imageurl="~/App_Data/avatar.png" alternatetext="Error!"/>
</asp:image>

Its shown in a tabel row, or in other words, it should have been shown in a tabel row :)

Hope that some with a little more experience can help me out here :)
Best Regards

Solution:
I added a image folder to my solution, but for getting the image shown, I had to add the ~ to the URL.

Posted 22-Mar-10 4:15am

grmihel2

Updated 23-Mar-10 1:29am

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Solution 1

Have you using server.Map path for the image path ... ?

try with the following tag

XML

<asp:Image ID="Image1" runat="server" ImageUrl="~/icons/globe1.JPG" />


<img src="icons/globe1.JPG" />

regards
koolprasad2003 :)

Posted 22-Mar-10 4:44am

koolprasad2003

Solution 2

All I did was using the Drag&Drop tools asp:image, and my image is located in Web application folder named: "App_Data".

Answer #1, try'd your suggestions, but couldn't get it to work. Not even the img tag.

Posted 22-Mar-10 5:33am

grmihel2

Solution 4

Hello,

Add an image folder to your solution.
In table use:
<tr> <td><img src="image/img02.jpg" alt="image" /> </td></tr>

Hope this will be helpful.

Posted 23-Mar-10 19:54pm

md1006

Updated 23-Mar-10 19:57pm

v4

Solution 5

just use ../ instead of ~/ sign.

Posted 23-Mar-10 21:13pm

am.net

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Christian Graus · Accepted Answer · 2010-03-22T12:36:00

Please don't push 'answer' if you're not posting the answer. Edit your post to add detail.

You need to consider doing some actual coding, not using drag and drop. App_data is not a good place to store your images. Also, when you push F5, I don't think this will work b/c the built in web server places the web root one level too high. You're better off using relative paths ( remove the ~ )