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    Hi I have a page which pulls an address of an image that is stored on my system and then passes it into an asp:image tag, so to display it in the page But i can't seem to get the page to show the image for some annoying reason when i view the page source it has done it properly, and i have even copied and pasted the code into another html file and it displays the image perfectly. Is there a method i need to do to get it render the image in asp? Or am i jus missing somthin stupid, any help appreciated? boyindie

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      Hi I have a page which pulls an address of an image that is stored on my system and then passes it into an asp:image tag, so to display it in the page But i can't seem to get the page to show the image for some annoying reason when i view the page source it has done it properly, and i have even copied and pasted the code into another html file and it displays the image perfectly. Is there a method i need to do to get it render the image in asp? Or am i jus missing somthin stupid, any help appreciated? boyindie

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      Show me your code ? or you try with writing <img src='yourimage'> to some literal control placed on your page.


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