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Reload Image Control In The Most Efficient Way?

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    Khang Nguyen
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    Hello again Gurus, What I am trying to do is load a BMP file onto an Image control on an ASP.NET page, something like this: imageControl.ImageURL = "C:\\Temp\\Image.bmp"; And then reloading the Image control again from the same BMP file with a new image as fast as possible to archieve a movie-like show. Sorry! I am new to ASP.NET and learning along the way here... 1. What is the most efficient way to do this? 2. Is there any way that I just refresh the Image control without reloading the whole page? Deeply appreciate any of your input! Hope Monday is treating you not that bad. Thanks Gurus, Khang

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      Hello again Gurus, What I am trying to do is load a BMP file onto an Image control on an ASP.NET page, something like this: imageControl.ImageURL = "C:\\Temp\\Image.bmp"; And then reloading the Image control again from the same BMP file with a new image as fast as possible to archieve a movie-like show. Sorry! I am new to ASP.NET and learning along the way here... 1. What is the most efficient way to do this? 2. Is there any way that I just refresh the Image control without reloading the whole page? Deeply appreciate any of your input! Hope Monday is treating you not that bad. Thanks Gurus, Khang

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      U have to use javascript to animate images. if u fetch image urls fro db you can store them in a hidden variable i your form by some separator e.g. a.bmp,b.bmp,c.gif etc now use js to rotate them in a divison

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        U have to use javascript to animate images. if u fetch image urls fro db you can store them in a hidden variable i your form by some separator e.g. a.bmp,b.bmp,c.gif etc now use js to rotate them in a divison

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        ARV169, thanks for your tips. I feel more comfortable with microsoft stuff like C# and maybe ASP.NET with C# in the background. If I run out of options, I will go with your JavaScript way. Have a good day, Khang :)

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