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Hi,
I'm using a solution like the one described here (
http://www.atalasoft.com/cs/forums/post/15556.aspx
) to show/hide a button on a page depending on the format of the Image selected.
The problem is that the WebAnnotationViewer doesn't show the selected image if the RemoteInvoke gets called on the SelectedIndexChanged handler.
Here's ...
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I'm using version 7.0 and running into some problems. I've been able to work around some of the bugs (like if you want to wire an WebAnnotationViewer event like AnnotationCreated in code, you must do so in OnInit - before calling base.OnInit(...)...) but I'm hoping there's a ''right way'' for this one.In my AnnotationCreated event, (partial ...
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I found a solution. You just have to set in your WebAnnotationViewer_AnnotationCreated some text:
sticky.Text = ''some text'';
Then it will be editable.
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I am using the TextData annotation like in the DotImageWebForms example:
TextData text = e.AnnotationData as TextData; if (text != null) ...
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Hi All,
I have downloaded, and am using, the evaluation version of DotImage 5.0d SDK w/OCR.
The web application that I am writing has some design constraints that I am trying to overcome. I want the application to look and act like the demo application found here: http://www.atalasoft.com/ajaxviewer/ The thumbnails should ...
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I am displaying image on WebImageViewer and it successfully get displayed on my machine.
But while deploying application on other machine which donot have Visual Studio 2005 but have .Net Framework 3.0, the image doesnot get displayed.
Pls help!
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You can use a RemoteInvokable method to switch pages of a Tiff file by opening the same image at a different frame index. Something like this:
// Open a particular frame[RemoteInvokable]public void Remote_LoadFrame(string url, int frame){ this.WebAnnotationViewer1.OpenUrl(url, frame);}
The current version of the ...
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No, they won't work that way... you will have to chain them together like this:
// this function starts the chainfunction OpenImage(url){ WebImageViewer1.RemoteInvoked = OpenImageCallBack; WebImageViewer1.RemoteInvoke('Remote_OpenImage', new Array(url));}
function OpenImageCallBack(){ ...
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Here is some JavaScript code that I used to create a custom return event for a RemoteInvoke:
function OpenImage(url){ WebImageViewer1.RemoteInvoked = OpenImageCallBack; WebImageViewer1.RemoteInvoke('Remote_OpenImage', new Array(url));}
function OpenImageCallBack(){ WebImageViewer1.RemoteInvoked = ...
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Hi,
I've been using the RemoteInvoke functionality of WebImageViewer... and so far it's great.
But I was wondering if it is possible to define the javascript function which would handle the result? From the documentation, I can see that it is possible to use a generic function for all return values as such:
WebImageViewer1.RemoteInvoked = ...
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