Not wanting to reinvent the wheel, I found an image rotator on Code Project. Since it was based on tons of javacript, I thought it would be okay, since it was made into a web control, so all you had to do was reference the dll, set a few properties and it worked (VS 4.0, ASP.NET 4.0) in the IDE.
It doesn't work on my host site unfortunately. Does anyone know of a picture, or image rotator that is public domain that is based on ASP.NET/C#.
I'm trying to install absolute content rotator and I execute SQL file and all stuff get put into the tables etc but when I go to the place where I uploaded the content editor I get this error below.
I am converting a html pages into aspx. There are images flashing along the top of the webpage using javascript control. But it does not work after i put into the master page.
In the VB Developer Express, there are also green underline for class name (i.e. class="back")
I would like to brighten an image on my webpage on mouseover using css or javascript. Ive seen some examples using opacity and filters in styles but they dont seem to work for me.
I have an image like: img src="" class='listPartialLoader' alt='loading' I am assigning the 'src' value with data from an ajax call. Some times if the image is not found I want to add a default image path like"Images/default.jpg". But how can I check whether the image is exist or not using javascript? (Basically I want if the image is not found add a default image)
On the home page of my site I want to display a lot of products which have images which are quite large. Currently the page is taking so long to load that it is actually timing out and the page fails to display!
In MVC, or just ASP.NET in general, how can I load an image asynchronously? Basically what I want to do is display the details of the product and just display a small loading image e.g. ajaxload.info. until the image is loaded.
I assume this is going to require some javascript/jQuery...
I created a HTMLExtension method for a DatePicker. I reference it from the view as follows (see bolded text for image location):
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The HTMLExtension method:
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Everything works when run on the development server but when run with IIS, the image is not found. Generally I would use "Url.Content" to fix these problems but I can't place that in the Javascript.
We are using asp.net and c#3.5 implementing a website using quite a lot of jQuery. We would like to download an img from the browser window, but (and here's the trick) in a button click (in addition to right click save as)...
Before we get into it, I should state that we know that this is an img tag and from the front end, we can easily download the image using right click save as. The only reason we wish to download the image from a (say) button click is because across the site we have download buttons for downloadable content (like datatable to excel files and pdfs, etc) and we would preferably like to keep the standard across thewebsite.
We are producing graphs using Microsoft Chart Control which renders the graphs to the screen pretty well. This renders an image to the screen as shown below in an example (using Firebug)
There is a known bug with MS Chart Control that if you store the image in session variables or memory, that the image is only accessible once and not persisted. Described here
We don't have a physical location for the image when it is created (and most often the Chart Control destorys the image).
What we need is some client side method of downloading this image content from the screen as it is rendered, but without having access to the physical image at the back end. We do not want to use the chart control property:
In my asp.net project, I have a view－image page and an upload－image page. I upload an new image and direct to the view page, the image doesn't be changed, because IE won't reload the image if the image's url remains the same. prefer the way to ask the browser to reload the image independently without server setting or web-headers changes.
I have a plugin that runs off my customer's websites. The plugin is at [URL], and needs to pull in some images. The problem is that the javascript seems to try to pull images from the customer's site, rather than from my own site. Here is the JS:
In the above JS, the retrieval URL is CUSTOMER.com/Resource/Button.png (the site where the plugin runs), rather than my sites mycompany.com/Resource/Button.png.
Note that I cannot use absolute paths, as they become a pain between environments (test/prod) and also because my image retrieval must use http/https based on the client environment (otherwise you can errors if http is used on an https site).
What I'm wanting is in column two to get the picture of the car to display and make it so you can click on that picture and it will run a method in the code behind. Also I have this requirement where the picture click method mustn't require javascript to run.
I'm currently thinking about putting the image somehow in a link but I'm not sure how to display the image. Maybe the asp:Image but that requires an ImageUrl.
How is it possible that when I click on this image, then it shows the ~/collapse.gif and vice versa? I think I need to do this in javascript but do not know how?
I am working my way through image upload tutorial and have a question. Is it possible to preview an image that is being uploaded without using javascript and using only razor and html? If so,
I have an asyncfileupload control. AFTER the file has been successfully saved to disk I want to assign the uploaded image to a HTML element. To show it to the user.
Important: in the afuFlyer_UploadedComplete method I'm renaming the image, so the image saved to disk does NOT have the same name as the file the user initially uploaded.
function Async_UploadComplete(sender, args) { var filename = args.get_fileName(); var contentType = args.get_contentType(); var text = "Size of " + filename + " is " + args.get_length() + " bytes"; document.getElementById('lblStatus').innerText = text; }
But the args.get_fileName(); is useless since the filename has been changed. So I need to pass the new filename to this method somehow? Also, is the image actually already saved to disk when the Async_UploadComplete function is called? Or has the upload to the server just been completed and not the saving to server disk?
Ive also tried working with ScriptManager.RegisterClientScriptBlock and ScriptManager.RegisterStartupScript in afuFlyer_UploadedComplete method without success:
I have file upload UI element in which the user will upload images. Here I have to validate the height and width of the image in client side. Is it possible to find the size of the image having only the file path in JS?Note: If No, is there any other way to find the dimensions in Client side?
I am using if (document.getElementById('<%= MainImg.ClientID %>').complete) { hideLoadDiv(); }
to hide a div which indicates the image is not loaded yet,but it hides before the image has finished loading and is shown, while the browser is giving me a message that the page is still transferring data from the server :S
Is there another function I can use to make sure that the image is fully loaded?
I have a grid with an template column and in that column I have text and icon, on icon mousehover (on mode) and mousehoverout (off mode) I am changing the icon.
Now when the user click on icon it opens a popup and the icon must be in "On" mode but if the user without closing clicks another row's icon then previous must be in off and current should be in on mode.
I am new buddy to Jquery. I am using a Jquery image scroller in ASP.net.But In this scroller image path must be set in javascript like an array. For Ex-Car_Image_Sources=new Array( imagearray// NOTE No comma after last line
I have a project that needs to generate a random collection of images on an html page. Everything works fine until around the 50th image is generated and then I just get a red X.
Am I hitting some connection limit or server resource limit?
The code below exhibits the behavior on several different machines. I am using Visual Studio 2010 and Internet Explorer.
<%-- script to load the default image--%> <script type="text/javascript"><!-- window.addEventListener('load', function () { // Get the canvas element.
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If you look at the img.src at the very bottom, it loads the defaultImage.ClientId from the server which is suppose to get the image on the page. If I use a normal url it works, but if I use document.getElementById(imgid).src it just doesnt load an image. I am assuming its because the javascript loads before the serverside code is ran. How can I get around this?
