The path for the image is probably not correct. Is the image just not displaying, you get the big red X?  

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John Eimer

The best way to troubleshoot image path problems is to look at the html source of the rendered page using either your browser's View-->Source menu item or the IE developer tool or the FireFox Firebug tool to see what path has been assigned to the src attribute of the image tag. Compare that path with the actual path to the image file.

Since you apparently pasted the image from your site into this forum, I was able to see that the path of the missing image is as follows:

.../DNN/Home/tabid/Images/restore.jpg

This is obviously not a valid path. What is the full path to the actual image location? How are you setting the src attribute of the image tag in your module control's markup or code?

Since the images folder in a DNN website root contains an image named restore.gif, I'll assume that this is the one you are trying to display. If you are displaying the the using an <asp:image . . . > control or an <asp:imagebutton . . . > control in your module control's markup, I would use the following relative path (note the use of the ~ which will be resolved to the root path of the site:

ImageUrl="~/images/restore.gif"

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