1st Image Control Shows Wrong Image

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  • rmk
    #1

    1st Image Control Shows Wrong Image

    In my asp.net application I have a local report with an image control in the
    detail row of the table and the Value attribute set as

    ="File://" & Fields!FQPhotoF ileName.Value

    The first row in the table always shows the wrong image and it's always the
    same wrong image. The problem is there even when I change the sort order or
    the criteria for the underlying dataset. For example, I ran a small test
    that populated the dataset with 2 rows and 2 images. When I sort by any
    column (e.g. ID) in ascending ascending order the ID=1 row (the 1st row)
    shows the wrong image and the ID=2 row shows the correct image. When I rerun
    the report sorting in descending order the ID=2 row (which is now the 1st
    row) shows the wrong image and the ID=1 shows the correct image.

    Any suggestions?


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    • Erland Sommarskog
      #2
      Re: 1st Image Control Shows Wrong Image

      rmk (kivimaki@swbel l.net) writes:
      In my asp.net application I have a local report with an image control in
      the detail row of the table and the Value attribute set as
      >
      >="File://" & Fields!FQPhotoF ileName.Value
      >
      The first row in the table always shows the wrong image and it's always
      the same wrong image. The problem is there even when I change the sort
      order or the criteria for the underlying dataset. For example, I ran a
      small test that populated the dataset with 2 rows and 2 images. When I
      sort by any column (e.g. ID) in ascending ascending order the ID=1 row
      (the 1st row) shows the wrong image and the ID=2 row shows the correct
      image. When I rerun the report sorting in descending order the ID=2 row
      (which is now the 1st row) shows the wrong image and the ID=1 shows the
      correct image.
      >
      Any suggestions?
      Are you absolutely sure that you are in the right newsgroup? I have no idea
      of what you are talking about...



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