I'm trying to verify images in a web app, and I notice that HtmlImage.Capture does a screen grab. If the image, once I scroll it into view, is partially obsured by a floating header we have, then the Capture() call will return part of that header.
Is there a better way to grab the image? Also, we'd like to run this on a build server too, where there is not necessarily an interactive user.
Do I need to download the image directly using the value in the SRC tag?
Is there a better way to grab the image? Also, we'd like to run this on a build server too, where there is not necessarily an interactive user.
Do I need to download the image directly using the value in the SRC tag?
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Hello John,
Anthony
the Telerik team
The Capture method returns a Bitmap of the HtmlImage control, and can be affected by browser scrolling and interfering elements, as you've experienced.
Downloading the image directly from the SRC tag is probably the best way to reliably retrieve the full, unobstructed image. This is also a better option for your remote execution, where certain types of actions won't work on a Locked or Non-Interactive machine.
Anthony
the Telerik team
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