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ASP.net code to place one Image on another image

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    Malleswar1234
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    Hi Friends, I am looking for the C# code to place one image on another image. My requirement is exactly like the following link. http://photofunia.com/ When user browse and select his image, it has to be adjusted on another image. Please provide me if you have any sample code or if you know any third party controls and codes which provide these kind of functionality. Thanks in Advance Regards, Malleswar

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      Hi Friends, I am looking for the C# code to place one image on another image. My requirement is exactly like the following link. http://photofunia.com/ When user browse and select his image, it has to be adjusted on another image. Please provide me if you have any sample code or if you know any third party controls and codes which provide these kind of functionality. Thanks in Advance Regards, Malleswar

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      There is not a piece of code that does this. Perhaps there is a third party that makes it simple, but its pretty simple to do it from scratch without any extra controls. Its actually a combination of 'photoshop' techniques and code. You do actually have to layer two photos on top of one another however in a rendered code page. You use the standard DIV tags and then layer them via the absolute positioning, setting the z-index of two tags to force one behind the other. The top most photo needs to be a GIF that has the sections 'cut out' and made transparent where you want the underlying photo to 'show through'. You will need a tool like Photoshop to accomplish this part (and its really the hardest part of it all). Its an old, and simple technique.

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        There is not a piece of code that does this. Perhaps there is a third party that makes it simple, but its pretty simple to do it from scratch without any extra controls. Its actually a combination of 'photoshop' techniques and code. You do actually have to layer two photos on top of one another however in a rendered code page. You use the standard DIV tags and then layer them via the absolute positioning, setting the z-index of two tags to force one behind the other. The top most photo needs to be a GIF that has the sections 'cut out' and made transparent where you want the underlying photo to 'show through'. You will need a tool like Photoshop to accomplish this part (and its really the hardest part of it all). Its an old, and simple technique.

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        Thank you for the reply. Please provide me some links where I can get sample codes or third party tools for this.

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