How can unload or empty picture box at run time?

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hi,
I use a clear() method in button click event, after save a data in a database the clear() method will call automatically.The clear() method contains the following codes.

SQL

txtName.Text = "";
          txtAddress.Text = "";
          txtPhoneNo.Text = "";
          cmbQualification.SelectedIndex = 0;
          cmbStream.SelectedIndex = 0;
          cmbJobType.SelectedIndex = 0;
          dtpDtaeofApply.Value = DateTime.Now;
          cmbLocation.SelectedIndex = 0;
          cmbSubLocationInd.SelectedIndex = 0;
          cmbSubLocationFgn.SelectedIndex = 0;
          txtPassPortNo.Text = "";
          txtAmount.Text = "";
          txtCharge.Text = "";

Now my question is, In my button click event , i add image in picture box, after saved in a database, the clear() method will call.At that time, that picture box should be unload(empty).How can do this? Kindly help me..

I got answer from you like this,

picturebox1.image=null;

This line is not unload the image from picture box..Kindly help..

Thanks,
Viswanathan.M

Posted 10-Aug-11 19:30pm

Viswanthan.M.

Updated 12-Aug-11 5:46am

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2011-08-10T19:55:00

Solution 1

Set the image in the control to null

Posted 10-Aug-11 19:55pm

Christian Graus

Suresh Suthar · Answer 2 · 2011-08-10T19:55:00

Solution 2

Try this.

C#

PictureBox1.Image.Dispose();
PictureBox1.Image = null

Posted 10-Aug-11 19:55pm

Suresh Suthar