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• Large image wont display

  This is a continuance of my previous post http://forums.asp.net/t/1433259.aspx Each time I resolve an issue, another one gets uncovered! Right now I'm trying to save a BMP file in to a memorystream object. When the file gets to large, I get an 'out of memory' error, sometimes. As in my previous post, it wont happen when I first start the application, and clearing out the ASP.Net temp files of the application makes a difference, but in the end the image gets to large to be saved. The underlying

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by nkdpagan on 6/17/2009
  Filed under: ComPlusExcepotio, memory s stream, large image, file downloadad

• Temp Files keeps large images from displaying

  This is a continuation of an issue I was having here: http://forums.asp.net/t/1412164.aspx Using ASP.Net 2.0,I found when I specifically set the size of the image in third party (YDreams) image map it will display the image when I run the website under Visual Studio 2005. However, when I attempt to run the application under IIS 6.0. It exhibits the same behavior as before. Large images will not be rendered. I found that if I delete the ASP.Net temp files for this application, I will be able to see

  Posted to Installation and Setup (Forum) by nkdpagan on 6/9/2009
  Filed under: temp files, iis 6.0, Images, patchs

• Re: Image to large to display

  I did some more research, and think I found where the issue lies. Did I mention that our solution used a third party object from ydreams that creates an image map? yup. It appears that this image map is what causes the display to fail when the image reaches a certain size. So Im going to hunt them down and see what type of resolution I can come up with. Wish me luck.

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by nkdpagan on 4/22/2009

• Re: Image to large to display

  The Client wants to see their org charts on the web brower. It has an underlaying image map that will allow the user to drill down to a more isolated view of some part of the organization. Some of the charts got so dense, the information wasnt readable unless they were enlarged, sometimes by a factor of 2-2.5. Its with these large versions things get wacky. The image is generated serverside, then passed to a Cache object to be accessed by the code behind on the page that displays it.This page is

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by nkdpagan on 4/20/2009

• Image to large to display

  Our project uses a dynamically created image file to display on IE 6 in jpeg format.It takes and Image class and saves it to a memorystream object. When the images reaches about 16500 pixels in width, it will no longer display in the browser. It will still download on the client and can be saved on the desktop,but is not visible.The Image is displayed in tags on a .aspx page that is nested in a master page. This behavior exhibits in both IE 6 and 7. I can copy the image from the browser, and save

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by nkdpagan on 4/17/2009
  Filed under: aspx, CSS, image to large to display