if the condition is true it has to display an image

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In the if statement, if the value is true i have to display one image.else i have to display another image.

My code:

C#

function IsActveDisplay(status) {
        if (status == "1")

            return "success";
        else
            return "Failed";
    }

now it is returning success and failed depending up on the condition.inplace of that i want two different images.

Posted 25-May-12 20:29pm

charan1431

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Divyay208 · Answer 1 · 2012-05-25T20:53:00

Solution 1

Take two image buttons and give the image url's to those image buttons and write the code in page load as

C#

imagebutton1.visible=false;
imagebutton2.visible=false;

And in If condition you should write the code as

C#

if(status==1)
  imagebutton1.visible=true;
else if
  imagebutton2.visible=true;

Posted 25-May-12 20:53pm

Divyay208

Updated 25-May-12 21:08pm

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ManavGuru · Answer 2 · 2012-05-25T21:43:00

Solution 2

first You can hide both image visibility false in your aspx codeand during if condition true, you can visible your image.

C#

function IsActveDisplay(status) {
        if (status == "1")
{
 image1.visible=true;
            
}
        else
{
 image2.visible=true;
           
}
    }

Posted 25-May-12 21:43pm

ManavGuru

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