use of serverside script in asp content file in Asp.net

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it is possible,i ues <% %> for assign QueryString ID,to src "img" tag such as below code:

<form id="form1"  runat="server">
    <div>
    <img src="Default.aspx?ID=<%Request.QueryString[ID]%>/>

    </div>
    </form>

Posted 17-May-11 22:06pm

User 7427435

Updated 17-May-11 23:14pm

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Sandeep Mewara 18-May-11 4:31am

Elaborate your scenario. What you are trying right now would not work.

[no name] 18-May-11 4:43am

this code not work,but i want to know whether is possible?

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Keith Barrow · Answer 1 · 2011-05-18T05:16:00

Solution 1

Assuming ID is the key and not a property on the form/control this should work:

<img src='Default.aspx?ID=<%Request.QueryString["ID"]%>' />

You might need <%= rather than <% I can't remember, and I can't test: VS is currently broken on my machine...

Posted 18-May-11 5:16am

Keith Barrow

Updated 21-May-11 9:52am

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Christian Graus · Answer 2 · 2011-05-21T09:54:00

Solution 2

This is very ugly code though, you should try to avoid doing it. A better idea is to put a literal contol on your page, and set it's value in your code behind. Or use the ASP.NET image control, and set it's URL in the code behind.

Posted 21-May-11 9:54am

Christian Graus

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