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    Posted: 02 March 2010 at 4:37pm
Using Markup strings, you can do something like this:


<TextBlock ><Hyperlink><Image Source='file://C:/winnt/Coffee Bean.bmp'/>Link with Image</Hyperlink></TextBlock>


to include an image in a hyperlink.

However, with the MarkupLabel & MarkupObjects, this fails (Type mismatch):


   Dim mc As XtremeMarkup.MarkupContext
   Dim lo_Hyperlink As XtremeMarkup.MarkupHyperlink
   Dim lo_HyperlinkText As XtremeMarkup.MarkupRun
   Dim lo_Image As XtremeMarkup.MarkupImage
  
   Set mc = UserControl.MarkupLabel1.MarkupContext
   mc.SetHandler Me
     
   Set lo_HyperlinkText = mc.CreateObject("Run")
   lo_HyperlinkText.Text = "Add a new contact"
  
   Set lo_Image = mc.CreateObject("Image")
   lo_Image.Source = "file://C:/winnt/Coffee Bean.bmp"
  
   Set lo_Hyperlink = mc.CreateObject("Hyperlink")
   With lo_Hyperlink
      .AddHandler .ClickEvent, "AddContact"
     
      .Inlines.Add lo_Image   ' TYPE MISMATCH HERE
      .Inlines.Add lo_HyperlinkText
   End With


Should the MarkupImage object implement the MarkupInline interface?
Product: Xtreme SuitePro (ActiveX) version 16.2.6
Platform: Windows XP - SP3

Language: Visual Basic 6.0 SP6

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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Oleg Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 03 March 2010 at 1:43am
Hi,
 
When Markup Parser see Inline that is not Inline type object it automatically add parent InlineUIContainer for it.
 
So your code should look like
 
 
Dim lo_Container As XtremeMarkup.MarkupInlineUIContainer
Set lo_Container = mc.CreateObject("InlineUIContainer")

lo_Container.Child = lo_Image
.Inlines.Add lo_Container
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Thanks a lot Oleg, that worked great.

The parser seems to do this automatically for MarkupRun objects - can it do it automatically for MarkupImage objects so we don't have to go through the extra container steps?
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Hi,
 
You need it for Image - MarkupImage is FrameworkElement derived class.
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