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ActiveX
Controls
for Enterprise
Application Design |
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Manage up to 100 images for your
applications including web apps. ctImage
is an invisible image list component
capable of storing up to 50 individual
bitmaps, icons or meta-files, as well
as, file paths (URLs) to an additional
50 images. |
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When images are referenced by file
paths, they are loaded asynchronously
after the ctImage object has been
instantiated. ctImage can also be used
to pass images to other objects that may
require multiple images. |
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Stores Up to 50 Image Files
: Acting as an invisible
picture repository on a form, ctImage
can be loaded with up to 50 images which
may in turn be "swapped" to other
objects' picture properties. Images may
be loaded at design time. Images may
also be loaded or removed using
ctImage's custom properties and methods. |
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Stores Up to 50 File Paths
: The OLE container of HTML
script editors and some other hosting
platforms are unable to store and save
picture information with OLE objects. By
referencing file paths, ctImage can
asynchronously load images for use by
objects in HTML forms after the forms
have loaded and all objects have been
instantiated. Up to 50 image file paths
may be saved in the ctImage object. The
path string may reference a local file
or a web URL. |
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Error Trapping :
Custom CtrlError event reports complete
set of errors such as "Bad Picture",
"File Not Found", "Too Many Images". |
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Visited Link Colors
: Optional independent text color
settings for links that have been
visited and those that have not been
visited |
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Image Load Properties
: LoadState reports the status of the
component (Loading, Loaded, Interactive,
Complete). AutoLoad specifies whether an
image defined within a path will be
automatically loaded when the ctImage
control becomes instantiated.
ImageListCount returns the number of
images or paths to images currently
defined in the control. |
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