.NET Framework - Local Image on a WebBrowser control

Hi,

I need to create an HTML page on a WebBrowser and insert there an
image stored in the device.
In the OnLoad event I use the following code :

Dim img As String = "\My Documents\WiSoul\Image1.jpg"
WebBrowser1.DocumentText = "" + _

but the image is not found.
Any idea?

Thank's
Marcello

  Peter Morris replied...

Doesn't that need to be

file://My Documents/WiSoul/Image.jpg

?


Pete

  NinoBenvenut replied...

Yes, the path needs prefaced with file:

  Zeno Loco replied...

Thank's Nino ana Pete but the following modified code doesn't show the
image (only the aaa string and the image placeholder)

Dim img As String = "file://Programmi/wisoul/test.jpg"
Dim HTML As String = "<CENTER>aaa</CENTER><BR>" + _
WebBrowser1.DocumentText = HTML


Marcello



On 3 Dic, 14:07, Nino Benvenuti

  srharton replied...

You need to include only one forward slash in the "file:/" definition, change
your code to the following then it should work:

Dim img As String = "file:/Programmi/wisoul/test.jpg"
Dim HTML As String = "<CENTER>aaa</CENTER><BR>" + _
WebBrowser1.DocumentText = HTML

--
Simon Hart
Visual Developer - Device Application Development MVP
http://simonrhart.blogspot.com

  Zeno Loco replied...

Now it works, thank's!
Marcello

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