How can I add profile pic after user login

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when the user logs in i want to show his profile pic,but in database i am only storing the path of that image not the actual image ,so how can i add profile pic after login.

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imgPofilePic.ImageUrl = Convert.ToString(Session["ProfilePic"]);

Posted 8-Nov-16 2:31am

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Updated 9-Nov-16 1:18am

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[no name] 8-Nov-16 8:40am

It would appear that you forgot to ask a question or describe a problem with your "code". What would you expect anyone to able to tell you from one single line of code?

Member 12749751 8-Nov-16 8:43am

actually i am not getting any idea about this so please help me

F-ES Sitecore 8-Nov-16 9:38am

What you've got should work assuming the Session["ProfilePic"] is a valid url to the file. If your code "isn't working" then Session["ProfilePic"] isn't a valid path and there is no way anyone here could tell you why. Do some debugging and at least find out what that Session variable holds as you're probably mixing file paths with http paths when the two are not the same.

[no name] 8-Nov-16 9:53am

Well since you don't have an actual question or a problem then do it just like you are.

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ZurdoDev · Answer 1 · 2016-11-09T01:18:00

Solution 1

Many people often store the path to the image in the database. So, all you do is create an image and set the src to be the url of the image. Pretty simple.

Posted 9-Nov-16 1:18am

ZurdoDev