I'm deep into a MFC project that I originally didn't think needed a toolbar, so I didn't have the app wizard put it in. Now I'm regretting it and I need the default new file and save file toolbar items. I know I can create a toolbar from the resource view but I can't figure out how to get the default images for those items. I tried the import option under add resource, but the imported image gets placed in a separate BMP Resource, not my toolbar resource. How do I get the default toolbar images?
The fastest way is to create a new empty project with a toolbar and to copy/paste from there all toolbar related code. Please let me know if you need farther assistance.
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I've updated my cn1 version. Before there are all the pre-installed themes ,uiid, images shown in Gui builder. But now there are nothing there. I want to use the existing uiid for instance 'titleArea' properties in a container but change the properties of toolbar and titleArea. I am curious where are they hidden?
In barebone theme,there's nothing but it takes default setting for button, toolbar, titleArea etc.
In StateMachine theme, all the default setting(uiids and images etc) are visible and I can reuse them where necessary.
How is it possible the default uiids,images and theme are still there in barebone though its literally empty in Gui Builder.
It seems that your theme is missing. Check the size of the res file, verify that you aren't using the XML-Team Mode which might be overriding your content.
I am binding my images which are coming from server in the listview .These images are bitmap images. When I click on any of the image from the listview I want it to open in the default Image-Viewer on Windows. Any way to achieve this ?
If there is a default viewer, there should be an association for the extension of the file. As a result, you can just shell-start the file. Use Process.Start like,
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("imagePath");
When I use the AddNewItem to add an splash screen to a project, It adds an image file to the project. But I want to know if it is possible to make a Window as the Splash Screen of a WPF project.
I tried to set the BuildAction property of a Window to SplashScreen but the project fails to compile.
The Andy Lang apparently explained to make the splash screen with this single steps.
Please refer
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/38291/Implement-Splash-Screen-with-WPF
You need to create a normal window, put an image inside the window, and show and hide it at appropriate times. No such thing as 'Splash Screen' exists it .NET.
we need to set the page links as image in the DotNetNuke(dnn), mean the home page link should be image not text and contact us separate image, about us separate image, and the drop down are to be separate images, how i can do this?
DotNetNuke.
There isn't an easy way through the UI in DNN to do this, but if you are creating a custom skin and using the DNNMenu skin object you can target the specific items in the navigate with a CSS class, doing this would allow you to change each menu item with an image.
For example for the "HOME" link on my website (www.chrishammond.com) I could provide CSS like .id36{background-image:url('http://www/someimage.jpg');} though I would also want to be sure to hide the text, and provide a height/width
I am developing a user control and want to save an image as a part of that control. I added the image to the control resource, but I can not access the image using code (like Properties.Resources.etc) Any tips?
Found it.
In the Resource Editor one needs to select in the Access Modifiers drop-down list something other than No Code Generation.