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Author Where to get help files on diplaying images as a column on a browse
beesting

2006-08-21, 3:55 am

I'm currently a student stding clarion. I've got clarion 6 and am busy
with a project. In my bin folder of my Clarion Software I found a
directory under flash which showed me movies on how to create
dictionaries and applications but I'm strugling with displaying an
image which is stored to a column and to dispay that image as an output
on a browse.

If someone could please tell me where I can find any help on this
subject that would be great.

Thanks.
Byran Barkley

jonwat

2006-08-28, 6:55 pm

If you are asking about icons in browses, then look at the Appearance
tab in the list box formatter. Set up one or more columns to use icons,
and then use the Icons tab under Actions to set which icons to use.

If you are trying to store images in a database, check out the BLOB
datatype.

I don't think you can directly display pictures in a browse, but you
could probably set them up as a hot field to display on the side.

Jon

beesting wrote:
> I'm currently a student stding clarion. I've got clarion 6 and am busy
> with a project. In my bin folder of my Clarion Software I found a
> directory under flash which showed me movies on how to create
> dictionaries and applications but I'm strugling with displaying an
> image which is stored to a column and to dispay that image as an output
> on a browse.
>
> If someone could please tell me where I can find any help on this
> subject that would be great.
>
> Thanks.
> Byran Barkley


Rene Simons

2006-09-04, 6:55 pm


jonwat schreef:
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> If you are asking about icons in browses, then look at the Appearance
> tab in the list box formatter. Set up one or more columns to use icons,
> and then use the Icons tab under Actions to set which icons to use.
>
> If you are trying to store images in a database, check out the BLOB
> datatype.
>
> I don't think you can directly display pictures in a browse, but you
> could probably set them up as a hot field to display on the side.
>
> Jon
>
> beesting wrote:

Byran,
Check out the example in the examples folder.
There should be somthing about a flower store.
Regards,
Ren=E9 Simons

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