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    Sam M
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    Hi there, I've created a web page and it contains three images. These all images will be changable. So i want to give the path of images in Web.Config file and file name in that particular image src. How i can give that?. Also am using code behind not inline. I wanted to write only in aspx page not in codebehind. Below is my code: Web.Config: <add key="ImagePath" value="http://192.168.0.181/Labeling/Images/"/> and in my aspx page, <img id="ImgHeader" runat="server" src="<%header.gif%>" /> What all the ways available to call WebConfig file values? Please help..!!

    Regards n Thks Sam.M

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      Hi there, I've created a web page and it contains three images. These all images will be changable. So i want to give the path of images in Web.Config file and file name in that particular image src. How i can give that?. Also am using code behind not inline. I wanted to write only in aspx page not in codebehind. Below is my code: Web.Config: <add key="ImagePath" value="http://192.168.0.181/Labeling/Images/"/> and in my aspx page, <img id="ImgHeader" runat="server" src="<%header.gif%>" /> What all the ways available to call WebConfig file values? Please help..!!

      Regards n Thks Sam.M

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      <img id="ImgHeader" runat="server" src='<% ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["ImgHeader"] %>' />

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        Hi there, I've created a web page and it contains three images. These all images will be changable. So i want to give the path of images in Web.Config file and file name in that particular image src. How i can give that?. Also am using code behind not inline. I wanted to write only in aspx page not in codebehind. Below is my code: Web.Config: <add key="ImagePath" value="http://192.168.0.181/Labeling/Images/"/> and in my aspx page, <img id="ImgHeader" runat="server" src="<%header.gif%>" /> What all the ways available to call WebConfig file values? Please help..!!

        Regards n Thks Sam.M

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        string strConfig= System.Configuration.ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings[strKey];

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          string strConfig= System.Configuration.ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings[strKey];

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          modified on Tuesday, May 6, 2008 9:13 AM

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          Abhijit Jana wrote:

          string strConfig= System.Configuration.ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings[strKey]; strFilePath = HttpContext.Current.Server.MapPath(strConfig); now read it as XML file

          :confused: What do you mean ? What is the point in reading as XML file for setting a image URL ?

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            Abhijit Jana wrote:

            string strConfig= System.Configuration.ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings[strKey]; strFilePath = HttpContext.Current.Server.MapPath(strConfig); now read it as XML file

            :confused: What do you mean ? What is the point in reading as XML file for setting a image URL ?

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            This is not working. I want to write the path only in aspx page and all other code i've written in code behind. Do i need to register any namespace?

            Regards n Thks Sam.M

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              <img id="ImgHeader" runat="server" src='<% ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["ImgHeader"] %>' />

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              Sorry. This is not working. It's not retrieving the value from web.Config file. When i right click the image and see the properties it says "Not Available" I want to write the path only in aspx page and all other code i've written in code behind. Do i need to register any namespace?

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                Sorry. This is not working. It's not retrieving the value from web.Config file. When i right click the image and see the properties it says "Not Available" I want to write the path only in aspx page and all other code i've written in code behind. Do i need to register any namespace?

                Regards n Thks Sam.M

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                Then try

                <img id="ImgHeader" src='<%= ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["ImagePath"] %>' />

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                  Then try

                  <img id="ImgHeader" src='<%= ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["ImagePath"] %>' />

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                  I tried,but below error is coming: Compiler Error Message: CS1002: ; expected

                  Regards n Thks Sam.M

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                    I tried,but below error is coming: Compiler Error Message: CS1002: ; expected

                    Regards n Thks Sam.M

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                    Yes you need to put ; at the end of statement.

                    <img id="ImgHeader" src='<%= ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["ImagePath"]; %>' />

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                      Yes you need to put ; at the end of statement.

                      <img id="ImgHeader" src='<%= ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["ImagePath"]; %>' />

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                      Thanks. It's working fine.

                      Regards n Thks Sam.M

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                        This is not working. I want to write the path only in aspx page and all other code i've written in code behind. Do i need to register any namespace?

                        Regards n Thks Sam.M

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                        If your images are all going to be assigned via code behind and you have access to the control: imgHeader.ImageUrl = ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["ImgHeader"] + "image.jpg"; or, if your going to use a mixture of code behind and UI, ]]>' /> I think you might be duplicating your assignment of the src value, thus overwritting what is initially set loosing the path.

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