DataAlternateTextField Displays The Red X With The Text ?
Apr 16, 2010
Here is my code: <asp:ImageField HeaderText = "Picture" DataImageUrlField="PictureLoc" DataAlternateTextField="AlternatePicLoc" NullImageUrl="~/ProposalImages/noimage.jpg" ReadOnly="true"></asp:ImageField>
Now the above code only works if the Picture is "null"
How can another image to display instead of that ugly red X if the image is not found. The DataAlternateTextField just displays the red X with the text that is there...
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suppose I type "a" the Allen Ajax Amir Abhi
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BTW, ValidatorCalloutExtender is used. Is this a cause?
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The difficulties as far as I can determine:
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I am open to calling another page called via a hyperlink like so:
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