2nd post - 1st 8/2/05 (no reply). Any help here?

[DavidS]

I have HTML web page with <asp:Image id=img_L runat=server ImageAlign=Top
Visible=True Width=y Height=x></asp:Image>. For some images, less than 128K
I can view image. Other image files > 128K, image is not viewable - comes up
with X in picture box. Is there size restriction. How can I remove this -
or how can I show images > 128K in web page.

NOTE: x & y in asp:Image spec are distinct values - say 128 x 128 or 64 x 64
image sizes

[Curt_C [MVP]]

DavidS wrote:

I have HTML web page with <asp:Image id=img_L runat=server ImageAlign=Top
Visible=True Width=y Height=x></asp:Image>. For some images, less than 128K
I can view image. Other image files > 128K, image is not viewable - comes up
with X in picture box. Is there size restriction. How can I remove this -
or how can I show images > 128K in web page.

NOTE: x & y in asp:Image spec are distinct values - say 128 x 128 or 64 x 64
image sizes

try to use a simple <img src=...> tag for that image once, to ensure its
not the image.

--
Curt Christianson
site: http://www.darkfalz.com
blog: http://blog.darkfalz.com

[DavidS]

Not sure I follow you - not sure what <img src=> will do for me. I'm
basically using <asp:Image ...> </asp:Image> to dynamically control the image
viewed in the web page. The images exists - it appears to be size issue -
but I need to confirm. I have many images that are viewed - others whose
size is > 128K just are viewable with red x. If I review the image file
using Windows Explorer (image file > 128K - it's viewable - but for some
reason, the <asp:Image> control will not properly preview these images.

Any other suggestion or has anyone encountered this problem

"Curt_C [MVP]" wrote:

DavidS wrote:

I have HTML web page with <asp:Image id=img_L runat=server ImageAlign=Top
Visible=True Width=y Height=x></asp:Image>. For some images, less than 128K
I can view image. Other image files > 128K, image is not viewable - comes up
with X in picture box. Is there size restriction. How can I remove this -
or how can I show images > 128K in web page.

NOTE: x & y in asp:Image spec are distinct values - say 128 x 128 or 64 x 64
image sizes

try to use a simple <img src=...> tag for that image once, to ensure its
not the image.

--
Curt Christianson
site: http://www.darkfalz.com
blog: http://blog.darkfalz.com

[Curt_C [MVP]]

DavidS wrote:

Not sure I follow you - not sure what <img src=> will do for me. I'm
basically using <asp:Image ...> </asp:Image> to dynamically control the image
viewed in the web page. The images exists - it appears to be size issue -
but I need to confirm. I have many images that are viewed - others whose
size is > 128K just are viewable with red x. If I review the image file
using Windows Explorer (image file > 128K - it's viewable - but for some
reason, the <asp:Image> control will not properly preview these images.

the 128k should not be an issue, unless somehow you've tweaked some
settings. The IMG test was to see if it is a problem with the <asp: tag
or if it's an image issue. Just try one of the IMG tag tests once, in
that same page, just to confirm this. It will tell us if we need to look
outside the page (web.config settings perhaps).
--
Curt Christianson
site: http://www.darkfalz.com
blog: http://blog.darkfalz.com

[DavidS]

I've tried the following <img src="picture.jp g"></img> in HTML - and I get
red x for image whose size is 226K. If I use <asp:Image Imageurl=> I get
same issue - red x for this image size.

When I do the following in ASP.NET code -
Dim BitObj As Bitmap = New Bitmap("\Groups \Public\Licensi ngDatabase\Phot os\"
& Trim(txt_SS.Tex t) & ".jpg" )
BitObj.Save( Response.Output Stream,System.D rawing.Imaging. ImageFormat.Jpe g )
The image using this technique is visible on web page - but I need to use
<asp:Image> control instead - I need the image to preview with other web
controls etc...
"Curt_C [MVP]" wrote:

DavidS wrote:

Not sure I follow you - not sure what <img src=> will do for me. I'm
basically using <asp:Image ...> </asp:Image> to dynamically control the image
viewed in the web page. The images exists - it appears to be size issue -
but I need to confirm. I have many images that are viewed - others whose
size is > 128K just are viewable with red x. If I review the image file
using Windows Explorer (image file > 128K - it's viewable - but for some
reason, the <asp:Image> control will not properly preview these images.

the 128k should not be an issue, unless somehow you've tweaked some
settings. The IMG test was to see if it is a problem with the <asp: tag
or if it's an image issue. Just try one of the IMG tag tests once, in
that same page, just to confirm this. It will tell us if we need to look
outside the page (web.config settings perhaps).
--
Curt Christianson
site: http://www.darkfalz.com
blog: http://blog.darkfalz.com

[Curt_C [MVP]]

DavidS wrote:

I've tried the following <img src="picture.jp g"></img> in HTML - and I get
red x for image whose size is 226K. If I use <asp:Image Imageurl=> I get
same issue - red x for this image size.

Ok...this tells us though that it's nothing to do with the <asp:Image
control, its the image or the site settings.

--
Curt Christianson
site: http://www.darkfalz.com
blog: http://blog.darkfalz.com

[DavidS]

So what should I do regarding the site settings - what would I be looking to
change. Basically, the image is ok - since I can preview other ways. Any
suggestion here - to me it seems a size issue using the control - images <
128 always preview with control - other won't - but there visible using
source code I outlined in other reply.

Again, if it's not the control nor image - where do I change site settings -
what fields of machine.config or what config file & attributes?

"Curt_C [MVP]" wrote:

DavidS wrote:

I've tried the following <img src="picture.jp g"></img> in HTML - and I get
red x for image whose size is 226K. If I use <asp:Image Imageurl=> I get
same issue - red x for this image size.

Ok...this tells us though that it's nothing to do with the <asp:Image
control, its the image or the site settings.

--
Curt Christianson
site: http://www.darkfalz.com
blog: http://blog.darkfalz.com

[DavidS]

Basically, any image >= 226KB fails. Any suggestions?

"DavidS" wrote:

So what should I do regarding the site settings - what would I be looking to
change. Basically, the image is ok - since I can preview other ways. Any
suggestion here - to me it seems a size issue using the control - images <
128 always preview with control - other won't - but there visible using
source code I outlined in other reply.

Again, if it's not the control nor image - where do I change site settings -
what fields of machine.config or what config file & attributes?

"Curt_C [MVP]" wrote:

DavidS wrote:

I've tried the following <img src="picture.jp g"></img> in HTML - and I get
red x for image whose size is 226K. If I use <asp:Image Imageurl=> I get
same issue - red x for this image size.

Ok...this tells us though that it's nothing to do with the <asp:Image
control, its the image or the site settings.

--
Curt Christianson
site: http://www.darkfalz.com
blog: http://blog.darkfalz.com

[Grant Merwitz]

Have you tried viewing this from another computer?
Also another browser? (like FireFox)

"DavidS" <Da****@discuss ions.microsoft. com> wrote in message
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Basically, any image >= 226KB fails. Any suggestions?

"DavidS" wrote:

So what should I do regarding the site settings - what would I be looking
to
change. Basically, the image is ok - since I can preview other ways.
Any
suggestion here - to me it seems a size issue using the control - images
<
128 always preview with control - other won't - but there visible using
source code I outlined in other reply.

Again, if it's not the control nor image - where do I change site
settings -
what fields of machine.config or what config file & attributes?

"Curt_C [MVP]" wrote:

> DavidS wrote:
> > I've tried the following <img src="picture.jp g"></img> in HTML - and
> > I get
> > red x for image whose size is 226K. If I use <asp:Image Imageurl=> I
> > get
> > same issue - red x for this image size.
> >
>
> Ok...this tells us though that it's nothing to do with the <asp:Image
> control, its the image or the site settings.
>
> --
> Curt Christianson
> site: http://www.darkfalz.com
> blog: http://blog.darkfalz.com
>

[DavidS]

Using Windows 2000 and Windows XP Professional - only browser I have is IE
6.0 - and only browser I'd like to use. The image is viewable using Windows
Explorer always. If I attempt to open using IE 6.0 via File | Open... |
Browse - the image files with sizes >= 226KB are viewable, but they default
to Photoeditor in this way.

Again, web page that I'm developing can preview any image of size < 226KB
without problems using either <asp:Image> or <Img Src=> etc...

Any other suggestion? Again, curt suggested maybe it could be setup - I was
looking @ IIS to see WHERE an issue with the image size being >= 226KB - but
I didn't find anything.

Again - all help is greatly appreciated here!

"Grant Merwitz" wrote:

Have you tried viewing this from another computer?
Also another browser? (like FireFox)

"DavidS" <Da****@discuss ions.microsoft. com> wrote in message
news:A1******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...

Basically, any image >= 226KB fails. Any suggestions?

"DavidS" wrote:

So what should I do regarding the site settings - what would I be looking
to
change. Basically, the image is ok - since I can preview other ways.
Any
suggestion here - to me it seems a size issue using the control - images
<
128 always preview with control - other won't - but there visible using
source code I outlined in other reply.

Again, if it's not the control nor image - where do I change site
settings -
what fields of machine.config or what config file & attributes?

"Curt_C [MVP]" wrote:

> DavidS wrote:
> > I've tried the following <img src="picture.jp g"></img> in HTML - and
> > I get
> > red x for image whose size is 226K. If I use <asp:Image Imageurl=> I
> > get
> > same issue - red x for this image size.
> >
>
> Ok...this tells us though that it's nothing to do with the <asp:Image
> control, its the image or the site settings.
>
> --
> Curt Christianson
> site: http://www.darkfalz.com
> blog: http://blog.darkfalz.com
>