I'm trying to make my program have the ability to display a Microsoft Word file on a form but not having any luck in doing so. I want to be able to open the file and display it on the form as a Read-Only. So basically just display it's contents. Various users on the web have recommended displaying files in the WebBrowser control (under toolbox). I have tried this but failed to get it working. My end goal is to be able to annotate on top of the web browser (or something of similar manner) and subsequently save the annotations along with the opened file.
I'm not that experienced in the C# language too so any help on how to achieve my problem would be greatly appreciated.
Need Solution for the following:
single image uploaded via cms to be used responsively without losing
clarity...and also bigger file size images being used in devices.
methods that can be done to improve faster loading of image files and overall site performance.
Have you tried using the picture module https://www.drupal.org/project/picture. You need to set it up using breakpoints but it should be able to take care of both of your issues. The picture module creates variation of your image for different breakpoints.
I am having problems with multi image in the new GUI builder. It doesn't scale as should with individual skin or device screen. Is there another way to add multi image to scale according to screen size in the code?
I got this done very well in the old GUI builder. This is preventing me from having my app update.
Open the designer and verify that the image is indeed a multi-image and that resolutions exist for all the right DPI's.
Look at the code and verify that the image is fetched using getImage(String) and isn't manipulated in any way.
Verify that you are using Label and not ScaleImageLabel or some similar class.
The Phoenix demo was created using the new GUI builder and uses a lot of multi-images.
In short I want to pass variables to a vsto project from my windows form project and I don't know how.
I currently have a windows forms project that is near completion with one major piece missing. I have been searching for about two work days for a way to open a VTSO word project in the same solution with a procedure in my windows form project. I know I can code my project to open the word document and my code for default values for the content controls in the "ThisDocument.vb" display correctly. I have added references to my VTSO project to refer to my forms project in an attempt to use variables previously collected to fill in my content controls text, but I have no clue how to do this. Will I have to open the word document and use interops to modify the document separately? I would prefer my answer in VB.Net but if C# is what ya know, I'll take anything to help.
This is a nubie question, I have a silverlight 5 (VB) application that runs fine and displays all 3 png images when I run it from my PC. When the app is put onto the web it doesn't show the png Images. The build I have selected for the png files is Resource? I checked the XAP.zip to see if the png files are there and they are.
I've done a bit of research and found that I may need some coding to enable me to get these up and running on the web unfortunately everything I've looked at is in C. I have found these two pieces of code :
<Imagex:Name="myIamge"Source="../computer.JPG"></Image>
myIamge.Source = new BitmapImage(new Uri("../Image/computer.JPG", UriKind.Relative));
Are these two pieces of code what I need?
Do I need them both together?
Does anyone know the conversion Of the second piece of code from c to vb
Is there anyone out there that can tell me how to do this in silverlight VB
Regards
Will
Are these two pieces of code what I need?
Probably, hard to say because you did not explain us where you put physically your 'computer.JPG'
Do I need them both together?
No, if you display this image only once, and never change it after, you do no need the code behind. Just use your xaml declaration.
So, what you have done seems pretty correct: your image should be declared as ressource, and you use the path to specify where the image is, compare to the XAML file using your image.
Thus, for instance if the declaration is in the MainPage.xaml (to the root of your project), and your image in an Image folder, this declaration is correct.
<Image x:Name="myImage" Source="Image/computer.jpg"/>
If despite this, you cannot see your image, I will recommand you to check the website where you deploy your xap file, maybe there is an error explaining why the image can not show up (MIME type, .net version?...)