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Hi all,
I'm very new to using umbraco.
At work we have our custom cms and when calling an image that has been uploaded using a cms we call it using the control
cms:Image runat="sever" imageName="imagename.jpg" />
I understand that umbraco:image... /> does a similar thing, however, I simply cannot get it work
Could someone offer some guidance?
Thank you
Hi Sean and welcome to Our.
Regarding to to your post it´s looks to me that you are running your Umbraco Installation in WebForms, using master pages.
Try to have a look at this documentation it should help you https://our.umbraco.org/documentation/Reference/Templating/Masterpages/umbracoimage
<umbraco:image runat="server" field="bannerImage" />
The "bannerImage" is the document type alias of the field.
If you are using your Umbraco installation in MVC please let us know and then we can help you.
Hope this helps,
/Dennis
I believe it's MVC.
Installed via an empty asp.net project and then packaged with NuGet
I can get things to work by direct path: img src="~/media/1010/wood.jpg" /
But to me that seems like the 'incorrect' way of doing things.
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Hi all,
I'm very new to using umbraco.
At work we have our custom cms and when calling an image that has been uploaded using a cms we call it using the control
cms:Image runat="sever" imageName="imagename.jpg" />
I understand that umbraco:image... /> does a similar thing, however, I simply cannot get it work
Could someone offer some guidance?
Thank you
Hi Sean and welcome to Our.
Regarding to to your post it´s looks to me that you are running your Umbraco Installation in WebForms, using master pages.
Try to have a look at this documentation it should help you https://our.umbraco.org/documentation/Reference/Templating/Masterpages/umbracoimage
The "bannerImage" is the document type alias of the field.
If you are using your Umbraco installation in MVC please let us know and then we can help you.
Hope this helps,
/Dennis
I believe it's MVC.
Installed via an empty asp.net project and then packaged with NuGet
I can get things to work by direct path: img src="~/media/1010/wood.jpg" /
But to me that seems like the 'incorrect' way of doing things.
is working on a reply...