Using the web image viewer without a thumbnail viewer, how do I obtain the page count of a multipage tif from the server side.

I using this code to read a page of the multipage tiff: using (FileStream fs = File.OpenRead(''multipage.tif'')){    TiffDecoder tiffReader = new TiffDecoder();    using (AtalaImage page = tiffReader.Read(fs, pageNumber, null))    {        ...

I found a solution. You just have to set in your WebAnnotationViewer_AnnotationCreated some text:   sticky.Text = ''some text'';    Then it will be editable.

I found a solution. I had a multipage document, but it was stored as single pages. So I created a directory for displaying them all with the WebThumbnailViewer. Now I changed my code that I first create one single multipage TIFF from all the single TIFF pages. With this change it works.

When I create an annotation on one page of a multipage TIFF and go to another page via the WebThumbnailViewer I see the annotation on every page with the WebAnnotationViewer. But I want it only on one page not on every page.  How can I do that?

The 96 value in those calculations is the maximum screen resolution (DPI) that will fit inside a ''page'' printed by JavaScript.  This is mainly because the browsers use the screen resolution, and not the image resolution to print by. If you increase that number, you make more dots (pixels), but since the browser only allows a maximum ...

I have many files (.jpeg, .gif) in my DB. I need view all this images on WebThumbnailViewer, with my syntax i get view only one image. I'm using the follow syntax: MemoryStream streamImage=null; DataRow[] rowDoc = dsWork.Tables[''Doc''].Select(''rowid= '120'); foreach (DataRow row in rowDoc) { streamImage = new ...

Hi!I have a web image viewer where I load images (multi-page TIFFs). I also have some navigation buttons that let the users navigate from page to page or the first or last page. All that works well. My plan was to have the web image viewer titlebar change as I go from page to page to display the page the user is looking at (something like Page X ...

My objective is to write a browser based application to do the following: Load one or more multi-page TIFF images from a directory Allow viewing, reordering, and rotating of pages Split or group ranges of pages into their own multi-page TIFF (or insert separator page to designate start of a new section/document) Preferably use a TreeView to ...

That specific error message looks like the PDF decoder is not initialized when the asynchronous requests for the thumbnails are requested.  To fix this issue, you can add the PDF Decoder to the RegisteredDecoders on the Page Init event. I have a suggestion that may improve your performance for this situation (Once you get the PDF loading): ...