I'm fairly new to this so bear with me!
I have created a gridview in an aspx page which successfully talks to a SQL
backend via a datasource. One of the colums contains a reference to an image
which I display as a column in the grid. This works.
My question is this. Can I make the image into a hyperlink so that when I
click on the image it effectively causes a hyperlink equivalent to the
example below.
TIA
Dave
<A href=""anotherp age.aspx?ID=n"> <img etc...></a>
Where n=the identity value of the ID column. 3  1487 
<asp:HyperLinkF ield DataNavigateUrl Fields="ID_Fiel dName"
DataNavigateUrl FormatString="a notherpage.aspx ?id={0}"
Text ="<img src='MyImage.gi f'/>" />
--
HTH,
Phillip Williams http://www.societopia.net http://www.webswapp.com
"Dave Bareham" wrote: I'm fairly new to this so bear with me!
I have created a gridview in an aspx page which successfully talks to a SQL
backend via a datasource. One of the colums contains a reference to an image
which I display as a column in the grid. This works.
My question is this. Can I make the image into a hyperlink so that when I
click on the image it effectively causes a hyperlink equivalent to the
example below.
TIA
Dave
<A href=""anotherp age.aspx?ID=n"> <img etc...></a>
Where n=the identity value of the ID column.
"Phillip Williams" wrote: <asp:HyperLinkF ield DataNavigateUrl Fields="ID_Fiel dName"
DataNavigateUrl FormatString="a notherpage.aspx ?id={0}"
Text ="<img src='MyImage.gi f'/>" />
--
HTH,
Phillip Williams
http://www.societopia.net
http://www.webswapp.com
Thanks Philip, that kind of helped but the actual file name of the img is
variable and is held in one of the fields in the row.
For example, the source may contain the following fields
ID int identity etc,
Text Field varchar(50),
ImgName varchar(50) , /*E.g.,'iconname .gif' */
OtherFields
How can I make gridview column use the ImgName as the source file name for
the image?
TIA,
Dave
Hi Dave,
You can use the DataTextField property to get the image name from the data
like this:
<asp:HyperLinkF ield DataNavigateUrl Fields="ID_Fiel dName"
DataNavigateUrl FormatString="a notherpage.aspx ?id={0}"
DataTextField=" ImgName" DataTextFieldFo rmatString="<im g src='{0}'/>"/>
--
HTH,
Phillip Williams http://www.societopia.net http://www.webswapp.com
"Dave Bareham" wrote:
"Phillip Williams" wrote:
<asp:HyperLinkF ield DataNavigateUrl Fields="ID_Fiel dName"
DataNavigateUrl FormatString="a notherpage.aspx ?id={0}"
Text ="<img src='MyImage.gi f'/>" />
--
HTH,
Phillip Williams
http://www.societopia.net
http://www.webswapp.com
Thanks Philip, that kind of helped but the actual file name of the img is
variable and is held in one of the fields in the row.
For example, the source may contain the following fields
ID int identity etc,
Text Field varchar(50),
ImgName varchar(50) , /*E.g.,'iconname .gif' */
OtherFields
How can I make gridview column use the ImgName as the source file name for
the image?
TIA,
Dave
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