In Reporting Services Report(rdl) Image can be attached easily using Select the image Source and Use this image (Import) .
But when i create a local Report (rdlc) the options on rdl is not provided. So i cannot attached my .jpeg image on it.
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If you only need a static image you can simply navigate to Report -> Embedded Images in Visual Studio and click 'New Image' to add a new image.
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I am working in SSRS reports in that I need to display the logo for the report. I am having the image path in database like images/image1.png.i have used the external and database as the image source. But still no image is found in the logo.
Image path prefix with 'File:FilePath' For Example
'File:D:\logo.jpg'
I am failing to find fast way to add images in Visual Studio 2017 WPF Application.
In previaus versions you could Browse for new images and add to Resources folder.
Are these features removed?
Before:
Now:
Double click the project Properties item in Solution Explorer
Go to the Resources tab
Click on the small downward triangle next to "Add Resource" and select "Add Existing File". This will open a file selection dialog. Navigate to your images folder and select the images you want to include.
This will create a Resource folder in your project.
In solution explorer, select each image in turn and change the Build Action in Properties to Content or Resource.
You should simply be able to drag and drop it in, try rebuilding the project and ensuring the image is set as a resource file. If its still not working try closing down and reopening visual studio.
In report designer, I have a logo.jpg located in the same directory of the reports. If I set the image source as external and path as logo.jpg. The image will show in designer preview. However, after I deploy the reports and the image to SSRS server, the image will not show. What happens is the image will be saved in SSRS as resources, but once I click on it it will give me some messy code.
If I open the report in the application, the image will also not display.
However, if I download it I can view it from my hard drive.
My current fix is to use absolute path in report designer or point to a image in the web, but that is not ideal.
I think that would be a access permission problem but I could not figure out why.
I used https://convert.town/image-dpi to convert my image to 96 dpi. SSRS then renders the image correctly in the pdf export.
Im kinda new to DNN and I need to control the text editor not to show the system files when users attach files to a mini blog. Is there a way to manipulate the DotNetNuke.UI.UserControls.TextEditor attachment path to look only on a specified folder and not defaulting to ~/portal/[portalid]?
Thanks in advance!
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In the Host/ HTML Configuration Manager page you can choose the "Path" that the Text Editor loads by default (found under the Image Manager Settings section)
You can also make those settings apply only to a specific page or role if necessary
I want to download a image from any URL through silverlight webpart in Sharepoint 2010.
I am able to download image from the same site, but not from other ones (within the same server itself).
I am using WebClient class and opening the image file asynchronously.
Please suggest some ways to achieve this.