Who's done the least work today?

[Spacecadet]

HA , you as well eh ?

I got led astray last night . Just looking at a can of fozzies now, deciding what to do

Not opened it yet?
You MUST be hungover!!

[EternalOptimist]

Not opened it yet?
You MUST be hungover!!

[Diestl]

Are you guys all alcoholics?

[Jeebo72]

Are you guys all alcoholics?

I know I am, and pretty much most of my fellow contrator peers ...

It's a lifestyle choice.

[thunderlizard]

I have continuted to fail to make an ASP.NET page that does this:
(1) User uploads an image
(2) It immediately appears on the page.
(& yes I have googled it. About 1000 times. All the ideas look plausible but none of them go the whole hog).

[Spacecadet]

Are you guys all alcoholics?

I got married and house bound before it got that bad

[EternalOptimist]

Are you gays all alcoholics?

well, I cant speak for anyone else......

[alreadypacked]

0898?

They couldn't afford me

[DimPrawn]

I have continuted to fail to make an ASP.NET page that does this:
(1) User uploads an image
(2) It immediately appears on the page.
(& yes I have googled it. About 1000 times. All the ideas look plausible but none of them go the whole hog).

If the problem is the page shows an old image, stick this in the page markup.

<%@ OutputCache Location="None" %>

[thunderlizard]

Cheers DP.
Problem is basically this: FileUpload control doesn't work in an UpdatePanel, so I'd have to wait for a full page postback so my one-step user-enters-details-and-saves-them idea would be lost.

Brand-spanking new AsyncFileUpload has the opposite problem: it uploads the image quick as you like but doesn't trigger a postback so I can't show it on screen.