Image Binding to a Literal

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Hi,
I want to know can we bind an Image/Images to a Literal Control, If Yes can anyone show me some examples or links on hoe to achieve that?

Thanks,
Chetan.

Posted 16-May-11 10:01am

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Keith Barrow · Answer 1 · 2011-05-16T10:43:00

Solution 1

You can't really, the Literal just pumps out text to the HTML form. You could use it to create an image control with a path, but there are better ways of doing that, such as the Image web control or the HTML img tag.

Posted 16-May-11 10:43am

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fjdiewornncalwe 16-May-11 17:59pm

Correct. I have run into the situation once or twice where a literal was a better solution than an Image. I can't remember exactly why, but it does work quite well to do this and simply write an html img tag to the literal.

Keith Barrow 17-May-11 19:19pm

The literal is occasionally better for adding and img tag, but like you I have forgotten when!

ekremtapan · Answer 2 · 2015-12-01T06:17:00

Solution 2

u can use a data binding function binding your image for example

DataTable dt = new DataTable();
if(dt.rows.count > 0)
{
for (int i = 0 ; i <=dt.rows.count -1 ; i++)
{
}
}

Posted 1-Dec-15 6:17am

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phil.o 1-Dec-15 16:53pm

Please, avoid textspeak on this forum, and use proper capitalization.
And enclose your code blocks between <pre> tags. Thanks :)

ekremtapan · Answer 3 · 2015-12-01T06:18:00

Solution 3

u can use a data binding function binding your image for example

DataTable dt = new DataTable();
if(dt.rows.count > 0)
{
   for (int i = 0 ; i <=dt.rows.count -1 ; i++)
  {
       <img src\"images/\" + dt.rows[i]["Pic"].ToString()+ "/>";
   }
}

Posted 1-Dec-15 6:18am

ekremtapan

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Richard Deeming 1-Dec-15 12:28pm

Two "answers" to a question that was posted and solved over four years ago, neither of which add anything to the discussion.

Keep that up, and you'll get kicked off the site.