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    Posted: 16 December 2010 at 3:28pm
Hi,

I add a custom snapshot of a picture to a reportcontrol like this:

imgPrimary.Picture = LoadPicture(GetTmpPath & "\snapshot.jpg")
ListMovies.Icons.AddBitmap imgPrimary.Picture, ListMovies.Rows.Count, xtpImageNormal, False

So far so good. The picture shows in the 1st cell of the row.

Now, when i click on a row, i want to get that picture and display it in a PictureBox. I tried this:

Picture2.Picture = ListMovies.Icons.GetImage(1, 128)

But that doesn't do the trick

Can anyone help?
Product: Xtreme Suite Pro (ActiveX) version 11
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If you attach a small sample project with code & picture, I will try and get it working for you.
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Hi,

Try this instead:

Picture1.Picture = Me.ImageManager1.Icons.GetImage(1, 128).CreatePicture(xtpImageNormal)

Note: if your image is an alpha image this doesn't work because PictureBox object doesn't support it
 
 
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Thanks, it worked out, but i also found out that if an image has alpha parts (like you said) it looks really ugly.

I remember some code that could add a custom control to a cell in the ReportControl, but i can't find it anywhere in the forum.

Best solution for me would be adding a picturebox or image to the cell.

Anyone got vb6 code or an example for that?

Would MarkUpImage be able to do the job?
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Hi,

Just load images in .Icons collecting and assign icon to ReportItem.IconIndex, no need for adding extra controls...

  
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That's what i did, but some images look ugly in the list.

It's not the image itself, wich looks perfect in PictureBox, its the way ReportControl shows them:
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Try Me.ReportControl1.Icons.MaskColor = -1
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ListMovies.Icons.MaskColor = 0 did the trick!

Thanks again for your help Tongue
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