how to save an asp.net panel to an image by using c#

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Hello my friends.
I'm gono save my asp:panel to an image by using c#, it means i want all controls there are in panel save in a file, in fact i need a snapshot from my panel and save it on server then open a new tab and display it to user.
I googled it but cant find something useful.
please explain all things in your solution.
very very thanks for your attention and kindness.

Posted 9-Oct-12 1:58am

Abolfazl Beigi

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I.explore.code 9-Oct-12 8:18am

1) Press "Print Screen" to capture a screenshot and save the image file to your computer
2) upload this file to the server and then read the bytes from that file to render on your web page.

Abolfazl Beigi 9-Oct-12 8:20am

First read my question and then think about it and finally post your solution.
but thank you for your attention.

I.explore.code 9-Oct-12 9:58am

Thanks for that quick tutorial on "How to use Code Project"! Except that it would have done you some good if u had read that tutorial yourself and tried something yourself first before posting your question here and expecting someone else to do your work for you. No wonder you haven't recieved a real solution yet. Good luck finding one with this attitude.

Abolfazl Beigi 9-Oct-12 14:40pm

Whats your problem with me?

you didn't read carefully my question.i want do this behind code not using keyboard, i tried to find right solution by search in google for 8 hours but cant find a useful help.

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