image url question

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hey all,
i'm doing the "use an aspx page for ImageUrl" trick and ran into wall. i
need to take an existing image that resides in the application root in a
folder called, none other than, images and make that show up.

Could someone please help me with the syntax? Also, if i could be doing this
an easier way please let me know.

thanks,
rodchar

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Re: image url question

rodchar wrote:

hey all,
i'm doing the "use an aspx page for ImageUrl" trick and ran into wall. i
need to take an existing image that resides in the application root in a
folder called, none other than, images and make that show up.
>
Could someone please help me with the syntax? Also, if i could be doing this
an easier way please let me know.
>
thanks,
rodchar

For a PNG image:

Response.Conten tType = "image/png";
Response.WriteF ile(Server.MapP ath("images/SomeImage.png") );

For other image formats, use a different content type.

--
Göran Andersson
_____

http://www.guffa.com

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Re: image url question

thank you so much, i didn't even know there was that method in the Response
object.

"Göran Andersson" wrote:

rodchar wrote:

hey all,
i'm doing the "use an aspx page for ImageUrl" trick and ran into wall. i
need to take an existing image that resides in the application root in a
folder called, none other than, images and make that show up.

Could someone please help me with the syntax? Also, if i could be doing this
an easier way please let me know.

thanks,
rodchar

>
For a PNG image:
>
Response.Conten tType = "image/png";
Response.WriteF ile(Server.MapP ath("images/SomeImage.png") );
>
For other image formats, use a different content type.
>
--
Göran Andersson
_____

http://www.guffa.com

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