Image Web Server Control Overview
The Image Web server control enables you to display images on an ASP.NET Web page and manage these images in your own code.
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Background
Code Examples
Class Reference
Background
You can specify the graphics file for an Image control at design time or at run time programmatically. You can also bind the control's ImageUrl property to a data source to display graphics based on database information.
Unlike most other Web server controls, the Image control does not support any events. For example, the Image control does not respond to mouse clicks. Instead, you can create an interactive image by using the ImageMap or the ImageButton Web server controls.
Specifying Text Elements
In addition to displaying a graphic, the Image control enables you to specify various types of text for the image, such as the following:
ToolTip The text that is displayed in a tooltip in some browsers.
AlternateText The text that is displayed if the graphics file cannot be found. If no ToolTip property is specified, some browsers will use the AlternateText value as a tooltip.
If the GenerateEmptyAlternateText property is set to true, the alt attribute of the rendered image element will be set to an empty string.
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Code Examples
How to: Add Image Web Server Controls to a Web Forms Page
Class Reference
The following table lists the classes that relate to the Image control.
Member |
Description |
|---|---|
The main class for the control. |
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An enumeration that represents the alignment options for an image relative to the text of a Web page. |
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See Also
Reference
Button Web Server Controls Overview