How to give address bar image url from value in web config ?

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Hi I am use following code for show icon in address bar

ASP.NET

<link rel="shortcut icon" type="image/ico"  runat="server" href="~/images/Icons/db(1).ico"   />

Here i need to pass image url to href from web config value,so once i change image url in web config in all address bar image affect.

In web config have like this

HTML

<add key="AddressBarImage" value="~/images/Icons/db(1).ico" />

I try like this but not work

ASP.NET

<link rel="shortcut icon" type="image/ico"  runat="server" href="<%$AppSettings:AddressBarImage %>"   />

Any idea ?

Note:if only in login page we manually change image url in href,but we have login,admin,main,sub main etc,so in all page need to change address bar image url once change url in web config.

Regards
Aravind

Posted 24-Jun-15 20:13pm

Aravindba

Updated 28-Jul-15 20:06pm

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Sreekanth Mothukuru 29-Jul-15 4:54am

Try this

<link rel="shortcut icon" type="image/ico" runat="server" href="<%$ ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings["AddressBarImage"] %>" />

Aravindba 29-Jul-15 5:05am

it show following error
Error 206 The server tag is not well formed. C:\inetpub\wwwroot\LoadMore\login.aspx 9

Error 207 Literal expressions like '<%$ ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings["ProdImage"] %>' are not allowed. Use <asp:Literal runat="server" Text="<%$ ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings["ProdImage"]%>" /> instead. C:\inetpub\wwwroot\LoadMore\login.aspx 9

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SundararamanS · Accepted Answer · 2015-07-30T01:59:00

Solution 1

Try the following

In code behind

mylink.Href = "~/favicon1.ico";
You can also try providing dynamic path above and check

Posted 30-Jul-15 1:59am

SundararamanS

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Aravindba 3-Aug-15 6:54am

Thanks....