Hi,
I have an object data source which is returning among other things, a list of bitmap images. I can see this object in the Data Explorer plain. They are however a vast array of properties from which to choose from, but no actual image. For example, DpiX, DpiY, Width, Height, but no actual image from which I can drag and drop onto my picture box. I can't find any online examples on how to do so. The applications intended use should populate the report with an array of images when clicked on from a wpf desktop application. Can anybody point me in the correct direction, perhaps with some screenshots or examples? Thanks in advance.
Kind regards,
David
I have an object data source which is returning among other things, a list of bitmap images. I can see this object in the Data Explorer plain. They are however a vast array of properties from which to choose from, but no actual image. For example, DpiX, DpiY, Width, Height, but no actual image from which I can drag and drop onto my picture box. I can't find any online examples on how to do so. The applications intended use should populate the report with an array of images when clicked on from a wpf desktop application. Can anybody point me in the correct direction, perhaps with some screenshots or examples? Thanks in advance.
Kind regards,
David
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Hello David,
I've already responded to the other forum thread you opened. To keep the conversation history more organized and beneficial to the community, may I kindly ask you to continue any further communication on this case there?
Thank you in advance for your cooperation and understanding.
Regards,
Dilyan Traykov
Progress Telerik
I've already responded to the other forum thread you opened. To keep the conversation history more organized and beneficial to the community, may I kindly ask you to continue any further communication on this case there?
Thank you in advance for your cooperation and understanding.
Regards,
Dilyan Traykov
Progress Telerik
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