how to pass image from one page to another

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I have a grid that displays an image on page 1 and a button. How do I pass that grid which has the image to another grid that is on my page 2? Anyone can help please?

Posted 24-Mar-14 21:27pm

Alif Marz

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Dinesh.V.Kumar 25-Mar-14 3:39am

Convert the image as byte array...add it to a session and in the next page get the byte array and assign it to the image source by converting back from the session..

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Alif Marz 25-Mar-14 3:55am

hmmm I'm kinda new to wpf haha. I'm using wpf browser application. In my page 1 grid, I called a user control. In that user control, I have a grid which has a picture and some textblocks. So I called that grid to my page 1 grid using a code gridDisplay.Children.Add(the grid from user control). So now, once the grid from user control appears on my page 1 grid, I need to display that grid in page 2. I'm kinda lost when u say convert image to byte array haha.

Dinesh.V.Kumar 25-Mar-14 4:43am

Have a look at the below mentioned link..you might get an idea what I am trying to say
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/15460/C-Image-to-Byte-Array-and-Byte-Array-to-Image-Conv

Regards

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norbitrial · Answer 1 · 2014-03-24T21:57:00

Store your image in the cache and the other page you can reach that object.

For example:

C#

//storing page:
Image obj = //your declaration
Cache["yourImage"] = obj;

//other page:
Image obj = Cache["yourImage"] as Image;

You can read about the caching from here[^].

Be aware of storing big object in session, it will be stored in the web server memory.