i am developing an application usinf ASP.NET 3.5 with C#.
in my application i have to display the image in Title pf ASP.NET page.My application has master pages and content pages.The image is in Images folder which is there in my application.
How to display the image in master page and content pages
how can I control the border ( currently it displays thin-line border) and control the display of heading (currently it display 'untitled') and other similar features.
I have a user control that has several data components
What I want to do is populate the data components based on the parent's page title where the user control is called.
The parent page title is the most logical unique name to each page and so that would be the name that I want to import
as the default value for the data components select parameter. Each page name is stored in my sql data table [Towns] as TownsName.
The general idea is that the control will populate with the towns data based on the page title of the parent page.
<SelectParameters> <asp:ControlParameter ControlID="DetailsView3" DefaultValue="PAGE TITLE NAME GOES HERE" Name="TownsName" PropertyName="SelectedValue" Type="String" /> </SelectParameters>
I am not sure how to code this correctly, but I am sure it would have to be called in the page load statement.
Protected Sub Page_Load(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Me.Load SetAttr(DetailsView3.DefaultValue = Parent.Page.Title())<-------THIS OFCOURSE DOES NOT WORK End Sub
I have spent a couple of days trying to work this one out and have failed to find a workable solution..
I am trying to put a default image in an Image control in asp.net and it should show that particular image on the page when no other image is assigned or no image available in Database.
I know how to display an image in gridview from image path in database. Now, I want to display an image in an asp.net image control from image path in database. Can anyone point me to a tutorial? I haven't been able to find one that explains how to do it when I don't know what the image path will be. The images are in the root folder.
I'm still a basic user of ASP.NET and i'm trying to figure out how can i use the FileUpload control to give an uploaded image to the Image control.
The FileUpload control doesn't have an OnClick() event so when i hit Upload i don't know what happens with the uploaded file in the back.
what i'm trying to do is choose a file with the FileUpload control, preview it in the Image control and then save it in an SQL Server 2008 database in an "image" field.
I am using timer control and update panel to change my page title based of how many new mails are coming just like the way gmail behaves. But the thing is it only works for the content or display the count right in my lblMailCount, but the page title never changes.
I'm not even sure if this is the correct approach for this -
I have a DB that stores information, as well as a location to where images are stored
ie ProductImage = ~/ProductImages/BulkRetail.JPG
I'm using a repeater to list all the products, which works fine for all the labels I use but not for the image location. I'm using something like this, but it doesn't work:
i have a website which has a <IMG> and/or <asp:Image> in it.
The user has an option to upload an image. so if the user does upload an image it will be displayed in the stated controls above. but if they don't the control displays its alternative text or an "x" icon. can i just place a default image in it if there is no image reference to it to display?
I have a problem about image control. I am using VS2005 in Vista and suddenly uploading and retrieving image to a image control doest not work. I am working with this in Windows XP and all goes fine. After transfering it to vista, I can't upload and retrieve an image stored in the File System. My codes are all the same.
I am trying to change the color of the text in the title of a Calendar Extender Control from the AJAX Toolkit. I was having trouble getting the hover color to change, so I followed an example from this site: