I'm trying add images in "for" loop
<div id="p_0" style="text-align:right">
<picture style="text-align:right;visibility:visible">
<img src="~/lib/images/Wisielec1.png" alt="Wisielec" style="width:100px;margin-left:inherit">
</picture>
</div>
@for(int i = 1; i < 6; i )
{
<div id="p_@i" style="text-align:right">
<picture style="text-align:right;visibility:visible">
<img id="pi_@i" src="" alt="Wisielec" style="width:100px;margin-left:inherit">
</picture>
</div>
}
so in JavaScript I have
var images = ['Wisielec1.png', 'Wisielec2.png', 'Wisielec3.png', 'Wisielec4.png', 'Wisielec5.png', 'Wisielec6.png' ];
document.getElementById("pi_" j).src = "~/lib/images/" images[j];
But when I'm loading page there is no images in folder /lib/images visible in Developer tools. Do I have to attach this folder somewhere so that the pictures are uploaded to the server? I can see pictures only when I enter the path of a specific picture in html code. In console I have error : Yes, I'm getting error "Wisielec2.png:1 GET https://localhost:44320/Home/~/lib/images/Wisielec2.png 404
CodePudding user response:
This looks wrong:
"~/lib/images/"
Why are you using a ~
at the start of the path? Notice what it does to the URL:
https://localhost:44320/Home/~/lib/images/Wisielec2.png
This has nothing to do with the code you're writing, you're simply using an incorrect URL. If /Home
is in the root of your website then just use that:
"/Home/lib/images/"
Or perhaps use a relative path based on where you're calling it from:
"../lib/images/"
Basically you need to determine what the actual correct URL is for your images and use that.