Not able to load images

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I am trying to keep the image path value in a variable and pass it to img src property, but its not working.

Below is my code...

HTML

<div class="js-container-assortmentlist">
  @{
    string layoutImage1 = "FORMULE1UNTIL3_MOBIELETAFEL1_A_SIDE.jpg";
    string layoutImage2 = "FORMULE1UNTIL3_MOBIELETAFEL1_B_SIDE.jpg";
    string imageSource1 = "~/images/TafelLayouts/" + layoutImage1;
    string imageSource2 = "~/images/TafelLayouts/" + layoutImage2;    
  }

  <div style="width:30%; margin-left: auto;margin-right: auto;display:block " id="layoutImage1">
    <img class="" id="imgLayout" src="@imageSource1" alt="@layoutImage1">
  </div>
  <div style="width:30%; margin-left: auto;margin-right: auto;display:none " id="layoutImage2">
    <img class="" id="imgLayout" src="@imageSource2" alt="@layoutImage2">
  </div>
  <br />
</div>

What I have tried:

When I am providing the value for img src directly like "~/images/TafelLayouts/FORMULE1UNTIL3_MOBIELETAFEL1_A_SIDE.jpg" itsworking fine.

As i need to load dynamic images , so I need to pass this value dynamically.

Posted 18-Jul-19 2:26am

Nityananda Das

Updated 18-Jul-19 7:19am

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MadMyche 18-Jul-19 9:49am

What does the rendered HTML look like? What does the browsers debugger show for these images on the network tab?

ZurdoDev 18-Jul-19 12:51pm

What he said. ^

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Anurag Gandhi · Accepted Answer · 2019-07-18T07:19:00

Hi,
The problem is: If you put the full variable as an attribute value, you should resolve the full URL yourself in imageSource1 and imageSource2.

Else, you can do the workaround (note that "~/" is moved to attribute value):

JavaScript

<div class="js-container-assortmentlist">
  @{
    string layoutImage1 = "FORMULE1UNTIL3_MOBIELETAFEL1_A_SIDE.jpg";
    string layoutImage2 = "FORMULE1UNTIL3_MOBIELETAFEL1_B_SIDE.jpg";
    string imageSource1 = "images/TafelLayouts/" + layoutImage1;
    string imageSource2 = "images/TafelLayouts/" + layoutImage2;    
  }

  <div style="width:30%; margin-left: auto;margin-right: auto;display:block " id="layoutImage1">
    <img class="" id="imgLayout" src="~/@imageSource1" alt="@layoutImage1">
  </div>
  <div style="width:30%; margin-left: auto;margin-right: auto;display:none " id="layoutImage2">
    <img class="" id="imgLayout" src="~/@imageSource2" alt="@layoutImage2">
  </div>
  <br />
</div>