How do i load an image to the Image control?

Question

hi I have an image added a App_GlobalResources folder. How do i load this image to my image control (dynamically)? TY

Kirtan Patel · Answer

Friend These folders are protected from HTTP download because are supposed to be used server side only For example the App_GlobalResources folder is used to contain resources files (.resx) that are automatically compiled into typed classes that are accessible from all Pages of your site. So you should use another folder to place your images check  Do you like this answer  if it helped you :)

Kirtan Patel · Answer

Friend If still you want to learn how to Upload Image to Image Folder and then Show it In Image Control Here is Code for you protected void btnUpload_Click( object sender EventArgs e) { if (FileUpload1.HasFile == true ) { //Get Just FileName not Full path of File string FileName = FileUpload1.FileName; //Get Actual Path of Images Folder on Server string FolderPathToSave = Server.MapPath( images ); //Save Image in Images Folder FileUpload1.SaveAs(FolderPathToSave+ @\ +FileName); string PathToStoreInDatabase = @~\images\ + FileName; // Insert PathToStoreDatabase in Database to Retrive Image Path Again When you need From Database //Like If you want to Show Uploaded Image in Picture Control Then Code below Image1.ImageUrl = PathToStoreInDatabase; } }

Kirtan Patel · Answer

Hi niki There is no Image Property Available in Image Control of Asp.net you just have one way thats to assign path it will be assigned to image but ImageControl Will not show the image thats in App_GlobalResources normally App_GlobalResources are used to store Globalization Files ie (Resources for Multilaguale Site ) like en-Us.resx etc .. :)

Nilanka Dharmadasa · Answer

Control1.Image = global :: . Resources . ; Here I assume that you have added your image as a resource to the project. If my answer helps you please accept my answer. :)

petre ricardo · Answer

hmm... How do i access the App_GlobalResources folder from code? TY

Venkatesh Ellur · Answer

If the image control that you use is an ASP.NET control try setting the iImageUrl property from code behind. for example if you want to load the image on click of a button try setting up the property on the button click event.