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foo ming xiang
foo ming xiang

Reputation: 65

include button into .cs file

I'm trying to read a text file containing the name of the image, and display it opon pageload.

Let's say that the content in the text file is 

Australia    Picture101
Singapore    Picture201

Following is the code i tried and it does not display the image.

tableString += "<table class='content_background'  cellpadding='0' cellspacing='0'>";
        foreach (string line in lines)
        {   
            string[] country = line.Split(token2);
            string[] image = country[1].Split(token);
            string row = "<tr><td class='left_content'>" + country[0] + "</td>" +"<td><table><tr>";

            tableString += row;
            for (int i = 0; i < image.Length; i++)
            {
--->            string row2 = "<td class='right_content'> <asp:ImageButton ImageUrl='~/img/missing children pictures/" + "image[i]" + ".jpg'/>" + "</td>";

                tableString += row2;
            } 

            tableString += "</tr></table></td>";
        }

        tableString += "</tr></table>";

        container.InnerHtml = tableString;

Is there any other way to do this ? Thanks in advance.

the screen shot is as follow screen shot

Upvotes: 0

Views: 753

Answers (2)

foxy
foxy

Reputation: 7672

That's no button ! You're outputting non-parsed HTML - the ASP.NET engine does not parse that, it just sends the data as HTML to the client.

Instead, use

var btn = new ImageButton();    
btn.ImageUrl = "~/img/missing children pictures/" + "image[i]" + ".jpg";
Panel1.Controls.Add(btn);

As an easy hack, you can use

string row2 = "<td class=\"right_content\"> <input type=\"button\" style=\"background:url('/img/missing%20children%20pictures/" + image[i] + ".jpg')\"/></td>";

Upvotes: 1

NoviceProgrammer
NoviceProgrammer

Reputation: 3365

If you want to generate HTML directly, then use HTML tags:

<a href="[Img_CLick Link]"><img src="[image path]"
  alt="Click" border="0" /></a>

Put appropriate values in the square brackets.

Otherwise consider using asp:Table control and add rows/cells at run time.

Upvotes: 0

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