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  1. Jun 13th, 2007, 06:52 PM #1
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    [2005] Adding photos to gridView

    can someone help me to add photos to a gridview?


    First of all I have a field in my sql database called ( photo ) of type (varchar(50)

    I want to place my photos in a folder and specify the name of the photo in the database (photo) field.

    How can I make the gridview display the photo ?

    Please help , I've spent 2 hours trying to make it work
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    Re: [2005] Adding photos to gridView

    what code do you have so far for the gridview.... by code i'm referring to the markup

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    Re: [2005] Adding photos to gridView

    Give your gridview a template column. In the template column, place an image control. In the RowDataBound event, get a reference to the image control and pass to it the path available to you from your dataset.

    Is this pushing you in the right direction?
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