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grey boxes in dynamic 3DImageFlow
Wendy Kastner Newbie Since: 22 Apr 2008 Posts: 4	Posted 06 May 2008 19:47:49 Hello - I've finally been able to link up 3dImageFlow to my SqlDataSource in Visual Studio 2008, but I am only seeing grey boxes in place of the images. For the Image Path binding, I have entered the column name in my table (PictureID) rather than a url, because I get an error message if I use the url: "..the url '~/Images/{0}.jpg' is not a column in the DefaultView table..." I cannot locate the DefaultView table, and would like some guidance on how to point 3DIF to the images in my database. Thanks, Wendy Hello - I've finally been able to link up 3dImageFlow to my SqlDataSource in Visual Studio 2008, but I am only seeing grey boxes in place of the images. For the Image Path binding, I have entered the column name in my table (PictureID) rather than a url, because I get an error message if I use the url: "..the url '~/Images/{0}.jpg' is not a column in the DefaultView table..." I cannot locate the DefaultView table, and would like some guidance on how to point 3DIF to the images in my database. Thanks, Wendy

grey boxes in dynamic 3DImageFlow

Since: 22 Apr 2008
Posts: 4

Posted 06 May 2008 19:47:49

Hello -

I've finally been able to link up 3dImageFlow to my SqlDataSource in Visual Studio 2008, but I am only seeing grey boxes in place of the images. For the Image Path binding, I have entered the column name in my table (PictureID) rather than a url, because I get an error message if I use the url: "..the url '~/Images/{0}.jpg' is not a column in the DefaultView table..."

I cannot locate the DefaultView table, and would like some guidance on how to point 3DIF to the images in my database.

Thanks,
Wendy

Hello -

I've finally been able to link up 3dImageFlow to my SqlDataSource in Visual Studio 2008, but I am only seeing grey boxes in place of the images. For the Image Path binding, I have entered the column name in my table (PictureID) rather than a url, because I get an error message if I use the url: "..the url '~/Images/{0}.jpg' is not a column in the DefaultView table..."

I cannot locate the DefaultView table, and would like some guidance on how to point 3DIF to the images in my database.

Thanks,
Wendy

George Petrov
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Since: 04 May 2001
Posts: 19

Replied 10 May 2008 17:06:51

Hi Wendy,

Please post support questions about the DNzone components in their own support forums. Those are available under "Support" in the product detail page.

Anyway if you are seeing grey images - maybe that is because you are trying to used progressive JPEGs or PNG files which the Flash player can not load.

Could you make sure that all images are in normalno non progressive jpeg format?

Greetings,
George

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