Well, the problem seems to be that in the code for the second page (where the preview image should pop up), the code doesn’t actually list a filename for the img. Instead, the text ‘Testing’ just shows up.
I looked at the code that comes up (I almost went blind trying to decipher it), and its possible that one of the problems is this line:
{dc.writeln(u+’<i’+‘mg sr’+‘c="’+i+’&d=n"’+l+c);}
Normally, you would do something like:
dc.writeln(’<td> <img src=imagename alt=sometext> </td>’)
but the code is split up into a bunch of variables, so its hard to tell whats going on. My guess is that all those variables are pointing to the wrong image file, and thats why its not loading up.
One possible solution would be, on the first page where you select what card you want, to change the <Form> Tag. Off the top of my head, I don’t remember exactly what your code was, but I think it was similar to this:
<FORM ACTION=“pagename.htm?/loony”>
Instead, you could change this to:
<FORM ACTION=“pagename.htm?imagefilename.gif”>
Then, in the code for the second page, you can check this value in the Request.QueryString, and put that into a variable, and then load the image from there.
Also, another way to do this is just to check, in an if statement:
If (Request.Form(whateverthenameoftheoptionbuttonis).Checked) {
code to load the image
}
I realize that this was probably no help at all, but hopefully it might point someone else in the right direction to fix it. Otherwise, I will try and write out some code myself that you can just cut and paste…
