I have a .NET Server Control app that simply returns some HTML. I also need to embed several picture files into the assembly so that the HTML file can use them as its src= for each of them.
We will simply have a .HTML file that lives in the project as an embedded resource and the server control code will read this html and serve it up. Within THAT html, we will need to have all the picture src links (as well as CSS, js, etc) to point back to embedded resource files.
Does anyone know what code I would put in the HTML file for the pictures to make it point back to the embedded picture file?
I have to do this on a grand scale... hundreds of times. I really would like a programmatic approach to doing this so I can write a wrapper and never have to touch it again when we update the server control with new html, picture files, etc.
One might imagine a way to do this at compile time where I can loop through the embedded files with GetManifestResourceNames and then replace() the src links with the HTTP resource links I suppose?
Thank you for any guidance!