Attaching user details to an image with asp

Question

Hello i have a site done in asp that i have to try to fix
myslf so any help will be great.
bassically i have a page that should have an image that will
then have the user that is logged in pasted on it so they can print
it out but it doesnt work.
all i get when i sign in is a image place holder but no
image.
this seems to be the code that would create the image. any
help would be really good as i am running out of hair to pull.
src="cgi-bin/showthumb-discount.asp?JpegName=discount.jpg
and this is the showthumb-discount.asp
<%
dim frmfirst, frmlast, frmmembershipno, frmweddingdate,
frmpartnerfirst, frmpartnerlast
frmfirst=Request("text1")
frmlast=Request("text2")
frmmembershipno=Request("text3")
frmweddingdate=Request("text4")
frmpartnerfirst=Request("text5")
frmpartnerlast=Request("text6")
Response.Expires = 0
Response.Buffer = true
Response.Clear
Set Image = Server.CreateObject("csImageFile.Manage")
Set Image = Server.CreateObject("aspSmartImage.SmartImage")
Image.ReadFile Image.CurrentDir & "..\img\" & _
Request.QueryString("JpegName")
Image.TextOpaque = false
Image.Antialias = true
Image.TextFont = "Times New Roman"
Image.TextSize = 17
Image.TextColor = "000000"
Image.TextBold = true
Image.TextJustify = 0
Image.JpegQuality = 100
Image.Text 12, 110, frmfirst+" "+frmlast+" &
"+frmpartnerfirst+" "+frmpartnerlast
Image.TextFont = "Arial"
Image.TextSize = 12
Image.TextColor = "997e6b"
Image.Text 12, 142, "Wedding date: "+frmweddingdate &
vbCRLF & "Membership no. "+frmmembershipno
Response.ContentType = "image/jpeg"
Response.BinaryWrite Image.JPGData
thanks in advance for any help.

Answer 1

rizzlarus wrote:
> yes
> that sounds about right. the image will always be the
same, it is a card that
> once the user logs in the card then has certain details
put onto the card then
> the user can click the image and it should print out as
it is on the screen.
> thanks
>
You might want to look at a dynamic pdf creator maybe, like
www.asppdf.com, it can load an image into a new pdf and put
dynamic text
where ever you want. The PDF can be streamed into the browser
for the
user to print.
Depending on your server technology you could also use a
dynamic image
library, which will do the same as above but directly with
images.
Steve