Images not displaying in Excel

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s = Server.MapPath(dr.Item(i).ToString)
                            s = s.Replace("/", "\")
                            htmlWrite.AddAttribute(HtmlTextWriterAttribute.Style, "Width:50px;Height:50;	")
                            htmlWrite.RenderBeginTag(HtmlTextWriterTag.Td)
                            htmlWrite.Write("<div><img src='" & s & "'  alt='Smiley face' height='50' width='50' align='middle' style='padding: 2cm 2cm 2cm 2cm;'  > </img></div> ")

Posted 16-Mar-15 19:13pm

Kapil Nandgave

Updated 16-Mar-15 22:28pm

Mario Z

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Mario Z 17-Mar-15 4:41am

Can you explain a bit what exactly are you doing?
I mean you just posted a snippet code of some HTML writing, unfortunately I don't believe anyone can provide you any help just with that information.

Nevertheless I presume you are writing a HTML content and then saving it with an XLS extension, is this right? This is a somewhat known workaround (although I personally don’t like it) because MS Excel will be able to read that content (but it will throw a warning and that's why I don't recommend this approach).
If this is true then can you post the image's source path that you get in your output file (img src="What is here?")?

Maciej Los 17-Mar-15 10:12am

I do not see any Excel object...

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Treat my content as plain text, not as HTML

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