Hi,
I use a Webbrowser component to display a page that
has been generate dynamically from my C# program.
This page contains some images that are displayed using
HTML code like this:
<img src="person.gif ">
person.gif is an image that is located in my bin folder.
What I would like to do is to use an embedded picture resource
instead, so I don't have to include the picture in my destination
folder.
Is that possible? If it is, what syntax should I use to display an image?
Thanks 6 6488
Your image would be something like this:
string strSrc =
global::YourCus tomNamespace.Pr operties.Resour ces.NameOfImage YouLoaded;
Then,
<img src="<%=strSrc> ">
(line above is untested. not sure about the placement of quotes and such.)
Hope it helps.
"LEM" wrote:
Hi,
I use a Webbrowser component to display a page that
has been generate dynamically from my C# program.
This page contains some images that are displayed using
HTML code like this:
<img src="person.gif ">
person.gif is an image that is located in my bin folder.
What I would like to do is to use an embedded picture resource
instead, so I don't have to include the picture in my destination
folder.
Is that possible? If it is, what syntax should I use to display an image?
Thanks
Thanks for your help.
Almost there... I get an error at your first line:
Cannot implicitly convert type 'System.Drawing .Bitmap' to 'string'
Not sure if I need to cast something or not.
jp2msft wrote:
Your image would be something like this:
string strSrc =
global::YourCus tomNamespace.Pr operties.Resour ces.NameOfImage YouLoaded;
Then,
<img src="<%=strSrc> ">
(line above is untested. not sure about the placement of quotes and such.)
Hope it helps.
"LEM" wrote:
>Hi,
I use a Webbrowser component to display a page that has been generate dynamically from my C# program. This page contains some images that are displayed using HTML code like this: <img src="person.gif ">
person.gif is an image that is located in my bin folder.
What I would like to do is to use an embedded picture resource instead, so I don't have to include the picture in my destination folder.
Is that possible? If it is, what syntax should I use to display an image?
Thanks
On Jun 11, 12:58*pm, LEM <anonym...@nosp am.comwrote:
Hi,
I use a Webbrowser component to display a page that
has been generate dynamically from my C# program.
This page contains some images that are displayed using
HTML code like this:
<img src="person.gif ">
person.gif is an image that is located in my bin folder.
What I would like to do is to use an embedded picture resource
instead, so I don't have to include the picture in my destination
folder.
Is that possible? If it is, what syntax should I use to display an image?
Thanks
Hi,
You can extract your images into temp files and then use the temp
paths in your webpage
Ah yes! That would be right.
You won't be able to get a string path to an embedded resource. The code I
showed you will provide you with an embedded resource, but your HTML requires
a string path to a file.
If this were a windows form and you were trying to fill a PictureBox Image,
this would work.
Since you are dealing with HTML, I don't think you can do this.
"LEM" wrote:
Thanks for your help.
Almost there... I get an error at your first line:
Cannot implicitly convert type 'System.Drawing .Bitmap' to 'string'
Not sure if I need to cast something or not.
jp2msft wrote:
Your image would be something like this:
string strSrc =
global::YourCus tomNamespace.Pr operties.Resour ces.NameOfImage YouLoaded;
Then,
<img src="<%=strSrc> ">
(line above is untested. not sure about the placement of quotes and such.)
Hope it helps.
"LEM" wrote:
Hi,
I use a Webbrowser component to display a page that
has been generate dynamically from my C# program.
This page contains some images that are displayed using
HTML code like this:
<img src="person.gif ">
person.gif is an image that is located in my bin folder.
What I would like to do is to use an embedded picture resource
instead, so I don't have to include the picture in my destination
folder.
Is that possible? If it is, what syntax should I use to display an image?
Thanks
Now here is a thought: Instead of linking to some file, you may be able to
drop a PictureBox onto your webform. If so, then in your code, you can assign
the Image using your embedded resources!
Always 2 ways to skin a cat (though I'm not really interested in skinning
any cats).
"LEM" wrote:
Thanks for your help.
Almost there... I get an error at your first line:
Cannot implicitly convert type 'System.Drawing .Bitmap' to 'string'
Not sure if I need to cast something or not.
jp2msft wrote:
Your image would be something like this:
string strSrc =
global::YourCus tomNamespace.Pr operties.Resour ces.NameOfImage YouLoaded;
Then,
<img src="<%=strSrc> ">
(line above is untested. not sure about the placement of quotes and such.)
Hope it helps.
"LEM" wrote:
Hi,
I use a Webbrowser component to display a page that
has been generate dynamically from my C# program.
This page contains some images that are displayed using
HTML code like this:
<img src="person.gif ">
person.gif is an image that is located in my bin folder.
What I would like to do is to use an embedded picture resource
instead, so I don't have to include the picture in my destination
folder.
Is that possible? If it is, what syntax should I use to display an image?
Thanks
try navigating to
res://ApplicationPath/ApplicationName .exe/myembeddedresou rcename.png
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