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Dealing with image samples (smaller size than real one)

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cesark

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Dec 20, 2003
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Hi,

Which is the best ASP.NET control to display an image (product photo) that is only a small sample to be enlarged when the user clicks on it and/or in an hyperlink below?

I ask it because now I use this control, and in this way:
Code:
<asp:imagebutton ID="product_image” Width="80" Height="60" OnClick=" view_real_size” runat="server" />

And then the sub to view the real size photo:
Code:
Sub view_real_size(sender As Object, e As System.Web.UI.ImageClickEventArgs)
  Response.Redirect(product_image.ImageUrl)
End Sub

This doesn’ t work in Netscape 7.2, more than real size photo is displayed where the control is placed, I mean a bigger real size photo.

How can I solve this?

Thank you
 
This doesn’ t work in Netscape 7.2, more than real size photo is displayed where the control is placed, I mean a bigger real size photo.
I don't understand what you mean by this. Can you explain?


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When this code is executed in Netscape:
<asp:imagebutton ID="product_image” Width="80" Height="60" OnClick=" view_real_size” runat="server" />

Instead of display a very small photo (like Internet Explorer does) it shows a very big photo (even bigger than the real size of the photo)

 
Sorry, just to clarify, once the OnClick event runs and the user is redirected to the actual url of the image (e.g. the image that is shown is bigger than the actual image?


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Is smaller than the actual size (displayed in Netscape). So, before is enlarged displays a very big photo, and when you enlarge it is resized to its real size (which is smaller).
 
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