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    displaying the new image?

    hello all,

    background info:
    i have a vb.net web application.
    the user who runs this appliaction creates an image file at runtime.
    this file is saved as [username].jpeg and is held on the web server.
    this file is then copied into an sql server database.
    there are two uses for this;
    1) it is loaded into a data set so it can be displayed within a crystal report.
    2) an asp:image called "UserImage" is given the url as : "http://<server>/<directory>/" & Session("username") & ".jpeg" to be displayed in the browser window.

    in case 1 the web browser exports the crystal report into a .pdf format and is loaded within the current window.

    in case 2 the UserImage.imageurl is set to above location and the UserImage.visible is set to true.

    my problem:
    when the user creates a new image, niether the exported pdf file or the UserImage have the up to date image displayed, until i press refresh(f5).

    my question:
    How can i reload the image? - do i have to unload the image before loading it, do you need some of my code?

    please help, v.Urgent!
    thanks,

    tom.

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    I just want to know how you solved the problem you mentioned in this thread
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    i have answered in the Other Thred

    please can you help with this problem?

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