Images not displaying in IIS7 [modified]

[Member 3426936]

All I have a website that works perfect on IIS6 with Windows 2003 server, I am trying to move the website to Windows 2008 server with IIS7, everything works fine except the images does not display in the webpages, I did some search and installed static content, tried adding new handlers etc. without any success, Here is the picture control code And here is how I am calling the picture FacilityPicture.ImageUrl = "facility.imgx?pictureId=" + facility.MainPicture.ReplicationId.ToString(); I have added the imgx handler in the web.config add verb="GET" path="*.imgx" type="*****.Web.DatabaseImageHttpHandler, *****.Web, Version=1.2.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=89330ffe59e80120" / I replaced the DLL name with *s. All the pictures are displaying the "alternatetext" value and not the picture itself. Appreciate any help Thanks in advance Sri

modified on Monday, March 9, 2009 6:55 PM

[Curtis Schlak]

Maybe I'm being silly, but doesn't visible="false" not show the images?

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[Member 3426936]

Thanks, But I do enable the control in code behind before I assign the image to it, Like I said it shows the Alternatetext value but not the picture. Sri

[N a v a n e e t h]

IIS7 requires more configuration to get HttpHandlers working. In your case, Web.DatabaseImageHttpHandler will not be configured correctly. Try to follow the below steps, 1 - Type inetmgr to open IIS configuration 2 - Click on Handler Mappings 3 - Choose Add managed handler under Actions. Specify the required details. Now try to refresh your page. :)

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[Member 3426936]

No luck, here is how I tried it, http://i43.tinypic.com/x6d8wn.jpg[^] Let me know if anyone has other ideas, Thanks in advance Sri

[Cybernate]

First try browsing the image directly using the URL below: http:///facility.imgx?pictureId= This will display if there is any error in the processing and you can start your debugging from there.

Regards, Cybernate