showing images with asp
am 15.11.2004 19:44:01 von Joseph
Hi,
I'm a new programer with asp, and my question is:
I have an access DB in this DB one field is photograph, in this field is
saved a photograph (image),
When I try to do a report and i want show the field photograph a used
response.write and the name of the field, but I got print some signs like
#$#@# and I can't se the photograph(image).
what I need to do for see the picture, I need to use a different command??
I thing it is so simple but I'm a new programer with asp.
I'll appreciate your help.
Thanks,
Re: showing images with asp
am 15.11.2004 20:20:58 von McKirahan
"Joseph" wrote in message
news:30426BF1-2F97-430F-B3DC-B92286BF7048@microsoft.com...
> Hi,
> I'm a new programer with asp, and my question is:
>
> I have an access DB in this DB one field is photograph, in this field is
> saved a photograph (image),
>
> When I try to do a report and i want show the field photograph a used
>
> response.write and the name of the field, but I got print some signs like
> #$#@# and I can't se the photograph(image).
>
> what I need to do for see the picture, I need to use a different command??
>
> I thing it is so simple but I'm a new programer with asp.
>
> I'll appreciate your help.
>
> Thanks,
Response.BinaryWrite(objRS("Picture"))
http://www.aspfaqs.com/ASPScripts/PrintFAQ.asp?FAQID=172
Storing Images in databases
http://sqljunkies.com/WebLog/sqldude/archive/2004/06/22/3245 .aspx
Re: showing images with asp
am 19.11.2004 19:44:30 von David Aldred
"Joseph" wrote in message
news:30426BF1-2F97-430F-B3DC-B92286BF7048@microsoft.com...
> Hi,
> I'm a new programer with asp, and my question is:
>
> I have an access DB in this DB one field is photograph, in this field is
> saved a photograph (image),
>
> When I try to do a report and i want show the field photograph a used
>
> response.write and the name of the field, but I got print some signs like
> #$#@# and I can't se the photograph(image).
>
> what I need to do for see the picture, I need to use a different command??
>
> I thing it is so simple but I'm a new programer with asp.
>
> I'll appreciate your help.
>
> Thanks,
Hi, I've never needed to do it before myself, but I'm told a good way to do
it is to store the images in a folder, and the in access, have the links
stored, then on your page, call up the link into an ![]()
tag, and hey
presto, your image. Also saves your db from being so big!