Hello,
I'm wondering if anyone can help me out here?
I want to be able to browse records in a database where one of the
fields contains an image.
I think I might have to extract the image to a byte array, write it to
a temp file then refer to the temp file as the URL source for the
Image control.
I've been trying this method, but I'm stuck on a couple of points.
1. The ImageURL property is not being written to the page when it gets
to the browser, and
2. I'm having trouble writing the byte array to a file on disk.
Am I going about this the wrong way?
-Denise
2  1498 
You don't need to write a byte array or anything else to a disk. Just create
an ASPX page that grabs the binary data, converts it to an in-memory Bitmap,
sets the Response.Conten tType property to "image/jpg" and streams the image
to the client in the Response.Output Stream. Then the URL of this ASPX page
can be the source of an HTML Image tag, as in:
<img src="image.aspx ">
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Hello,
I'm wondering if anyone can help me out here?
I want to be able to browse records in a database where one of the
fields contains an image.
I think I might have to extract the image to a byte array, write it to
a temp file then refer to the temp file as the URL source for the
Image control.
I've been trying this method, but I'm stuck on a couple of points.
1. The ImageURL property is not being written to the page when it gets
to the browser, and
2. I'm having trouble writing the byte array to a file on disk.
Am I going about this the wrong way?
-Denise
Thanks for the help. I got it to work!
On Thu, 20 Nov 2003 14:33:20 -0500, "Kevin Spencer"
<ke***@takempis .com> wrote: You don't need to write a byte array or anything else to a disk. Just create
an ASPX page that grabs the binary data, converts it to an in-memory Bitmap,
sets the Response.Conten tType property to "image/jpg" and streams the image
to the client in the Response.Output Stream. Then the URL of this ASPX page
can be the source of an HTML Image tag, as in:
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