What's in your stdafx.h file? You also shouldn't be including stdafx.h in your VideoCapture.h file if stdafx.h is used for a pre-compiled header. Mark

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boyindie wrote: when i pull the images into a grid they load very slowly and u can initially watch them physically download onto ur screen. I had similar issue and corrected by compressing the image size. Have you tried this ? My Website | Ask smart questions

I have got it working now but it doesn't allow null as its outdated, it will only allow a dbNull but i just set it session="" works jus as well

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i ahve done the above but it jus displays the red cross in the box i checked the source and it has filled the correct paths in the image urls any ideas?

The only notable difference is my laptop was runnin on microsoft xp pro and this runs on microsoft xp media centre

I have sorted the error, jus realised i had downloaded an older version of the mysql .NET connector cheers anyway boyindie

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

boyindie wrote: when i check the html source file the tag has been filled with the valid address but it jus doesn't seem to want to render the image You need to set teh ImageUrl to either a relative path from where the webpage is, or else a fully qualified web-address (http://www...etc). It can't just be any folder on your hard drive. If your page is in the root folder of your website, adn the images in a subfo9lder called "images", you could set imgHolder.ImageUrl = ("images/" & imageStore) Your images folder (test) needs to be within your web application.

Well you could do that, though it needs to be [image: c:%5Ctest%3C%25imageStore%25%3E] but why not use an asp:Image control instead, and set it's ImageUrl property to imageStore in your code?