Hi All,
I've an image control on my ASP.net page. This displays an image named
'Logo.jpg' in the location '~\Images'. Another application can change this
image. It can select any image and upload to the folder 'Images' and newly
selected image would overwrite existing image 'Logo.jpg'. (Image name
remains same and image changes). The image control on my page doesn't
refresh the newly selected image. it displays the old image where as the
file in the imageUrl is different. I want the image control to
"refresh/reload"
How do I solve this issue????
Thanks
6  2519 
Are you sure the problem isn't that the original page is being cached and
therefore the browser isn't seeing the new image URL? Checkout caching of
ASP.Net pages on MSDN.
DalePres
MCAD, MCDBA, MCSE
"Suraj Joneja" <NO************ ******@yahoo.co m> wrote in message
news:36******** *****@individua l.net... Hi All,
I've an image control on my ASP.net page. This displays an image named
'Logo.jpg' in the location '~\Images'. Another application can change this
image. It can select any image and upload to the folder 'Images' and newly
selected image would overwrite existing image 'Logo.jpg'. (Image name
remains same and image changes). The image control on my page doesn't
refresh the newly selected image. it displays the old image where as the
file in the imageUrl is different. I want the image control to
"refresh/reload"
How do I solve this issue????
Thanks
Suraj Joneja wrote: Hi All,
I've an image control on my ASP.net page. This displays an image named
'Logo.jpg' in the location '~\Images'. Another application can change
this image. It can select any image and upload to the folder 'Images'
and newly selected image would overwrite existing image 'Logo.jpg'.
(Image name remains same and image changes). The image control on my
page doesn't refresh the newly selected image. it displays the old
image where as the file in the imageUrl is different. I want the
image control to "refresh/reload"
How do I solve this issue????
As the other poster has already pointed out, this is probably not a bug
in your code, as a simple debugging session in VS.NET should point out.
You have to make sure HTTP caches revalidate that your logo is up to
date. You should set a Cache-Control: no-cache header for your "Images"
folder using IIS's admin applet.
Cheers,
-- http://www.joergjooss.de
mailto:ne****** **@joergjooss.d e
You can trick browser into refreshing the image if you add a random number
query parameter to the image url. You can use a timestamp as the parameter.
imageUrl="/Images/Logo.jpg?"+<som ething random>
Eliyahu
"Suraj Joneja" <NO************ ******@yahoo.co m> wrote in message
news:36******** *****@individua l.net... Hi All,
I've an image control on my ASP.net page. This displays an image named
'Logo.jpg' in the location '~\Images'. Another application can change this
image. It can select any image and upload to the folder 'Images' and newly
selected image would overwrite existing image 'Logo.jpg'. (Image name
remains same and image changes). The image control on my page doesn't
refresh the newly selected image. it displays the old image where as the
file in the imageUrl is different. I want the image control to
"refresh/reload"
How do I solve this issue????
Thanks
Eliyahu Goldin wrote: You can trick browser into refreshing the image if you add a random
number query parameter to the image url. You can use a timestamp as
the parameter.
imageUrl="/Images/Logo.jpg?"+<som ething random>
But this defeats caches as well, which is not what you want most of the
time -- caches should just send a conditional GET to make sure they
won't serve a stale image file.
It's a trade-off -- either users begind pure HTTP 1.0 caching proxies
see old logos, or the server is hit each and every time to fetch the
logo.
Cheers,
-- http://www.joergjooss.de
mailto:ne****** **@joergjooss.d e
Thank you Joerg,
Setting the no-caching header worked just fine!
thanks all
Suraj
"Joerg Jooss" <ne********@joe rgjooss.de> wrote in message
news:xn******** ********@msnews .microsoft.com. .. Suraj Joneja wrote:
Hi All,
I've an image control on my ASP.net page. This displays an image named
'Logo.jpg' in the location '~\Images'. Another application can change
this image. It can select any image and upload to the folder 'Images'
and newly selected image would overwrite existing image 'Logo.jpg'.
(Image name remains same and image changes). The image control on my
page doesn't refresh the newly selected image. it displays the old
image where as the file in the imageUrl is different. I want the
image control to "refresh/reload"
How do I solve this issue????
As the other poster has already pointed out, this is probably not a bug
in your code, as a simple debugging session in VS.NET should point out.
You have to make sure HTTP caches revalidate that your logo is up to
date. You should set a Cache-Control: no-cache header for your "Images"
folder using IIS's admin applet.
Cheers,
--
http://www.joergjooss.de
mailto:ne****** **@joergjooss.d e
It depends on the scenario. If the requested resource changes only
occasionally, it may pay to care of caching. If every time the resource has
another content, ignoring caching is fine.
Eliyahu
"Joerg Jooss" <ne********@joe rgjooss.de> wrote in message
news:xn******** ********@msnews .microsoft.com. .. Eliyahu Goldin wrote:
You can trick browser into refreshing the image if you add a random
number query parameter to the image url. You can use a timestamp as
the parameter.
imageUrl="/Images/Logo.jpg?"+<som ething random>
But this defeats caches as well, which is not what you want most of the
time -- caches should just send a conditional GET to make sure they
won't serve a stale image file.
It's a trade-off -- either users begind pure HTTP 1.0 caching proxies
see old logos, or the server is hit each and every time to fetch the
logo.
Cheers,
--
http://www.joergjooss.de
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