public string getImageDimensions(string strPath)
{
System.Drawing.Image imgFromFile= System.Drawing.Image.FromFile(strPath);
float imgWidth = imgFromFile.PhysicalDimension.Width;
float imgHeight = imgFromFile.PhysicalDimension.Height;
string size= imgWidth.toString()+","+imgHeight.toString();
return size;
}
Where,
strPath is the path of the file.
Similary we can get the get uploaded image dimensions as follows:
public string getImageDimensions(Stream streamImgFile)
{
System.Drawing.Image imgFromStream= System.Drawing.Image.FromStream(streamImgFile);
float imgWidth = imgFromStream.PhysicalDimension.Width;
float imgHeight = imgFromStream.PhysicalDimension.Height;
string size= imgWidth.toString()+","+imgHeight.toString();
return size;
}
For e.g.here in the following code imgUploader is name of asp.net file uploader control:
string strImgUploadedType = imgUploader.PostedFile.ContentType.ToString().ToLower();
string strImUploadedFileName = imgUploader.PostedFile.FileName;
//get Dimensions from stream
string strDim= getImageDimensions(imgUploader.PostedFile.InputStream);
//Or we can use from file
string strDim= getImageDimensions(imgUploader.PostedFile.FileName);
string[] strDimArr= s.Split(',');
Response.Write( "Image Width:" + strDimArr[0]+ “
”);
Response.Write("Image Height:" + strDimArr[1]+ “
”);
The PostedFile property will contain a valid System.Web.HttpPostedFile object if file indeed was uploaded. HttpPostedFile provides us with 4 properties:
* ContentLength: size of uploaded file in bytes
* ContentType: MIME type of uploaded file, i.e. "image/gif"
* FileName: full path to uploaded file on client's system, i.e.c:\Bin\Img1.gif
* InputStream: stream object that gives us access to uploaded data
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