Web Forms :: Want Use Next And Previous Linkbutton To Display Photos In Image Like Facebook?
Jan 12, 2011
i worked album in my web site that read from folder of photos and desplay photo in image if i click it in datalist of samples of this photosi want use next and previous linkbutton to display photos in image like facebookthis photos in folder
I just try with facebook login damo URL...when i first time login using button it will return me perfect result. but second time i just log out from first facebook account and try with new account it will return me.
I want to know how to do photo navigation ,i mean photo then next and previous to move from one to another like the one used in facebook i wanna to know how they do this flexible one.
(photo album i means in facebook).
(my photos comes from folders and their directory stored in the database)..
Is it possible to display thumbnails for the photos when uploading them to the server? Say, when user selects a photo on the local drive, a thumbnail is displayed on the page for preview and when user clicks on the "Upload" button, the photo will be sent to server.
Could anybody show me how to display photos from a database (Employee.Photo) in a RAZOR view.I want to display the photos in a WebGrid. I tryed to create a WebImage from the Byte[] from the Employee.Photo property but without success.When i try :
Byte[] bytes = employee.Photo; WebImage img = new WebImage(bytes);
an error tells me it cannot create the WebImage from the content (the content is the Byte array from the db).
I use article Implement Paging in DataList control in ASP.Net. Now I want other method. Display Records as First-Next-Previous-Last in a Textboxes Using Asp.Net. How I can convert this code to Asp.Net?
public Form1() { InitializeComponent(); GetData();
I have a Link Button in asp.net C# inside it i set an image...........when i click on image its works... But when i click on text it donts work , here is my code
I am having a data table.I need to display a particular column from the data table to the label.I need the following
- During the page load, i need to display the first row of that column to the label. - If there is not more than a record, next btn should not get displayed. - when it is last record, next btn should not gets displayed and similarly if it is a first record, previous btn should not gets displayed.
However, if I change the text of the LinkButton in the code-behind, I lose the image.
btnTest.Text = "New book name"
I have tried removing the LinkButton's controls in the code-behind and recreating the image along with changing the text, but it still doesn't work. I get either the image or the text but not both.
btnTest.Controls.Clear() Dim NewImage As New Image With NewImage .Height = Unit.Pixel(8) .ImageUrl = "~/DropDownArrow.png" .Width = Unit.Pixel(10) End With btnTest.Controls.Add(NewImage) btnTest.Text = "New book name"
How can I change the text in the code-behind and still retain the image as well?
I have a fileupload control in a contentplaceholder in a masterpage. I have to preview the image whenever I browse an image beside it in an imagecontrol.
My application is running on a different server .So I can't give the filepath of my local system.
Also I don't want to store the image in any location and i'm not supposed to use any session variable to pass it to generic handler.
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 have left menu navigation which is a datagrid. They are linkbuttons. When clicking it, it will display related data based on the value passed from the link. But if the passed value is a specific value, it is not displayed data in the right pane; instead, it will displayed a submenu of the link.
I want to display the previous month name. My code is given below but it displays the index of that month. I want the name of that month. According to this given code it dipslays the tool tip as "Balance up to 9", but I want to display "Balance up to September". How get the name of that month?
lblPreviousBalance.ToolTip = "Balance up to " + (DateTime.Now.Month - 1);
I know a little bit of vb.net but don't know all that much about the asp.net technology. I do some volunteer work for a non profit organization and what I'm trying to do is integrate an image gallery into their site, instead of using an external image service that they use now.
After some searching I found an easy to use program that automatically creates the necessary thumbnails in a table.
However I want to add some functionality; when a user clicks an image for full size I want to add the option to click a button or link, to get to the next image.
I've done a lot of searching but couldn't find how to achieve this. I guess I need to find out the current image and then somehow jump to the next image.
How to implement this. Preferably I'm looking for something that is easy to implement. I'll have a number of different albums with a different amount of images. If possible I'd like to avoid having to rename the images so that they are photo1, photo2 etc.
Currently the image gallery looks like this : [URL] ....
I'm pretty sure I will need to make some changes to the viewimage.aspx file. Currently it only contains:
Not sure if you need to know the code that does the thumbnailing + creating clickable thumbnails, but I'll post it just in case it's needed
vb Code: <script language="c#" runat="server"> void Page_Load(Object sender, EventArgs e){ // Modify these numbers for the thumbnail size you want const int maxWidth = 200; const int maxHeight = 200; ArrayList pics = new ArrayList(); string html; int imgHeight; int imgWidth; foreach(string s in Directory.GetFiles(Server.MapPath(""), "*.jpg")){ System.Drawing.Image currentImage = System.Drawing.Image.FromFile(s);
[Code] ....
I got the code from here: [URL] ....
but the contact button doesn't work, otherwise I would have contacted the original author.