Some files cause this error. The files are .tiffs and are Group 4 Fax Encoding. They open OK in various image viewing programs. Is there a workaround? Thanks, Brian

The best way to do this is to use a working copy of a multipage tiff image, and instead of rotating the image directly with the WebImageViewer's ApplyCommand, use a RemoteInvoke that rotates the current image, and stuffs the changes back into the working image.  Once the RemoteInvoke comes back to the client side, you can then force the ...

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.

The main problem with percentage based height, especially in IE, is that every single parent element all the way up to the root html node must have a defined height in order for this to work.  This includes the html, body, form, and any master page placeholder tags between the form and the object you want to size with ...

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 ...

I think the subject speaks for itself, but I'll ask anyway. How do I implement PDF viewing on the clientside?  Thanks

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): ...

In most cases we've seen, if the images are loading twice, it's because of a JavaScript event that's firing multiple times. It can also happen if you select a thumbnail in the WebThumbnailViewer after you've already opened the same image in the WebImageViewer/WebAnnotationViewer.  If the WebThumbnailViewer you're using is bound to the ...

I am developing a project in ASP.NET that I am then deploying to WSS 3.0 (Sharepoint). All ASP.NET controls (including the Atalasoft WebThumbnailViewer and WebImageViewer) are being nested within web user controls. These user controls are then deployed to Sharepoint within a 3rd party ''web parts'' container utility, Smart Part.  My ...