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Once Again! ca8msm saves the day. Thanks so much!!!!

I dont think that the streamreader object is what I need to use? I tried to impliment it to pull the image from a URL and it gives me the error that URI formats are not supported: string thumbImgUrl =...

OK - well, ashx aside - how would I handle simply pull a web image from a URL into an image object? Take this code sample for example: string thumbImgUrl = "http://eur.news1.yimg.com/eur.yimg.com/xp/wenn/20060928/12/3390327964-lily-allen-threatens-kick-stab-peaches.jpg"...

By the way - I am confused about what a "Stream" is. When a function asks for a stream, does it want a byte array, or some other kind of data type? Does it want me to convert it to a stream type? Is a Stream a datatype, an object, or what?

Hey thanks for the code sample. I didn't realize it was so easy. OK so I see there are two methods for saving an image... // build the url for the image processor that creates the thumb nail image string thumbImgUrl = Core.Config.Root + "/shared/WiseImage.ashx?Image=" +...

Thank you very much for your response. Can you please elaborate on how I woudl save the image to the server (step 3). For the sake of clarity, say I want to directly save the URL reference above to a file on my server. 1) Do I need to create a new bitmap object or image object? 2) Is there...

This is a pretty simple question I guess. I just want to save an image from a web url to the file system of our server. The purpose is, we have a image processing tool that is a web URL that takes in a bunch of web paramaters and outputs a new JPG image and I want to take the outputed image...

Hello, I have a page that includes an ASCX file. In the ASP.NET page there is an object created, say User object. I pulled some stuff that needs to be shared to multiple pages into a user control. The code in that uc needs an instance of the user object. I'd hate to have to reinstatite it and...

Oh yeah! BTW - it should be: yourstringname.Split('|') Tank you!

Hello, I have a string like this: 89|23|53|24|29|73 I'd like to put that string into an array list (or array) without writing a function. Is there some array parsing function that will populate an array automatically? Thanks, -- jq

I have a box that I made out of a div; Below is the code for it. In IE it is 260px wide. In firefox its 302px wide. what the heck... Here is the CSS: <style type="text/css"> #playlist { background-color: #f2f2f2; border: #414141 1px solid; padding: 20px; width...

Hey MonkSnake, I agree with you - its prolly in the CSS, but there is no "cursor: " property assigned to any elements on that page... doesn't the cursor property define the mouse cursor, not the blinking cursor? Here is the CSS for that div's inputs: .popup input, .popup textarea, .popup...

Sorry! Please log with: username: test password: test Thank you for taking a look! -- jenni

Yeah this is a weird one. I hope there is a workaround! There is a TEXTBOX on this page when you click "Send Message" that appears in a pop up div. When the textbox has focus and you are typing, the cursor does not appear. Its very annoying! Please tell me there is a simple explanation for...

Yes! You rock! Validation achieved... that feels good. Thanks a bunch!!