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Senior Member
This is really an ASP question but I suppose once I learn how to do it I will also be able to make it work fromm Flash also.
Here Goes.
I am using the following code to open a page and insert the graphic in it. The purpose of my execerise is so that I can use the same asp file for any image and just pass variable on. The problem is that I am pretty sure that I am doing something wrong but not sure what that is.
<p><a href="test_image.asp?imageid=img_0597.jpg">Pic Image</a></p>
This code below is in the page that the hyperlink is refering to.
<img src="<% =imageid %>">
Am I on the right track even ?
Thanks Heaps.
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your code should be working find, but since you dont exactly tell us what the problem is i cant help you, but, the most obviouse is that the image might not exists where the page thinks it does ie: img_0597.jpg should be in the same folder as test_image.asp
if not you either need to send the folder along:
"images/test_image.asp?imageid=img_0597.jpg"
(but the slash will cause trouble)
or you need to assume that they will always be in the same folder:
<img src="images/<%=imageid%>">
Hope this helps
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Senior Member
the problem that I had was that the image was not showing up. I muck with it a bit more in the morning.
Thanks For your post.
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Senior Member
I have made sure that all my pathing is OK and it seems to be but the image still does not show up.
Do I need to have any of this code in a form or specify variables at all or should it work the way it is.
When I check the image properties on in the browser screen it only shows the path to the file and not the filename hence the image does not show up.
Thanks Heaps.
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nope doesnt need to be in a form, right click the page that the image is is (the text_image.asp page) and go properties, see if the ?imageid=... part is at the end of the url, if not then your hyperlink is not sending the variables along for some reason... i'm not sure why but... :lol:
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