ASP.Net MVC: Show Picture Dynamically Using jQuery

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function showPicture(imageHolder, id)
{
  jQuery(imageHolder).attr("src", "/Photo/ShowPhoto/" + id);
}

And you can’t forget to try:

<img id="holder" alt="" />
<div onclick="showPicture('#holder', '79');">Show!</div>

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2 thoughts on “ASP.Net MVC: Show Picture Dynamically Using jQuery”

  1. Neato! And, thanks! Having said that, are you aware of a way to, or if it’s even a good idea to pursue, uploading via ajax?

    1. There are javascript libraries out there. I can’t remember the name of the one I found. If I remember correctly it was done by creating a form in the dom and then using it’s post method.

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