Hi,

I have a datalist which receives images from the database. I want to open the pictures in a new window. The window must open according to the image's width and size (each picture has different dimensions).
The user clicks an image in the datalist and a new window open. However, I am not sure how to define the width and height for each picture.

Thanks

My code:

<code>
ASPX:
<script language=javascript>
function changeSize(image)
{
var width=images.width;
var height=images.height;
imPrev = window.open(image.src, 'imagePreview', 'toolbar=0,scrollbars=0,location=0,statusbar=0,men ubar=0,resizable=0,width='+width,height='+height,l eft = 100,top = 100');

}

</SCRIPT>
<asp:datalist id="ImageList" runat="server" RepeatDirection="Horizontal" RepeatColumns="5">
<ItemTemplate>
<img src="ModelImages/<%=classify_id%>/<%=worker_id%>/<%#Container.DataItem%>?p=<%=DateTime.Now%>" width=50 height=60 hspace=5 border="0" onClick="changeSize(this);" style="cursor:hand;">
</ItemTemplate>
</asp:datalist>

CODEBEHIND:
 Function fillImgList() 'FILL DATALIST WITH IMAGES BUT HOW DO I GET THE SIZE OF THE IMAGE TO USE IN JAVASCRIPT?

        ' Obtain Product Details
        Dim Models As Components.WorkersDB = New Components.WorkersDB
        Dim mydr As SqlDataReader = Models.GetWorkerDetails(Worker_Id)
        mydr.Read()

        PicAr = New ArrayList

        Dim i As Integer
        For i = 1 To 6
            'If there is an image in db
            If mydr("Image" & i.ToString) <> "" Then
                Dim imgId As String = mydr("Image" & i.ToString)

                Dim imgExt As String

                If imgId <> "" Then
                    PicAr.Add(imgId)
                End If
            End If
        Next

        ImageList.DataSource = PicAr
        ImageList.DataBind()

    End Function
</code>

For each image that you are going to display, you can open the image using the System.Drawing classes. You can create a new System.Drawing.Image from the file, then get the image's characteristics (dimensions, color depth, all sorts of things). Be sure to resolve the absolute path of the image before you try to open it.