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YDreams ImageMapDemo 2.0 Code Behind Issue

31-Jul-09 7:21

Yeah, that's understandable. Thanks for your help Xmen W.K. Smile | :)

I'll go and whip out my good old RTB and see what I can do Big Grin | :-D

dmgroup198431-Jul-09 6:47

dmgroup1984

31-Jul-09 6:47

Hello

I have an ImageMap created using YDreams ImageMapDemo 2.0. I'm using this control for the rollover image effect with circle and polygons hotspots. My issue is I can't seem to figure out how to write the correct C# code for each hotspot. I am able to get one hotspot to have the rollover effect but not the other 4. Can someone please help me out with the code behind. I am very very new with C+. Anyone's help would be much appreciated. Been banging my head for 2 months.

Thanks in advanced

Dale

Form code

<%@ Page Language="C#" AutoEventWireup="true" CodeFile="Default2.aspx.cs" Inherits="Default2" %>

<%@ Register Assembly="YDreams.Web.UI.WebControls" Namespace="YDreams.Web.UI.WebControls"
    TagPrefix="ydreams" %>
    
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">

<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
<head runat="server">
    <title></title>
    <script type="text/javascript">
    
      function pageLoad() {
      }
    
    </script>
</head>
<body>
    <form id="form1" runat="server">
    <div>
        <asp:ScriptManager ID="ScriptManager1" runat="server" />
    </div>
    <div>
        <ydreams:ImageMap ID="ImageMap1" ImageUrl="methodology_circle_green.gif" OnClick="ImageMap1_Click" runat="server">
            <ydreams:CircleHotSpot CenterX="210" CenterY="45" Description="Click to test post back..."
                HotSpotMode="Navigate" Radius="41" ToolTip="Post back" Id="AssessCircle" />
            <ydreams:CircleHotSpot CenterX="310" CenterY="120" Description="Click to test post back..."
                HotSpotMode="Navigate" Radius="41" ToolTip="Post back" Id="AnalyzeCircle" />
            <ydreams:CircleHotSpot CenterX="270" CenterY="240" Description="Click to test post back..."
                HotSpotMode="Navigate" Radius="41" ToolTip="Post back" Id="ArchitectCircle" />
            <ydreams:CircleHotSpot CenterX="145" CenterY="240" Description="Click to test post back..."
                HotSpotMode="Navigate" Radius="41" ToolTip="Post back" Id="AssembleCircle" />
            <ydreams:CircleHotSpot CenterX="103" CenterY="120" Description="Click to test post back..."
                HotSpotMode="Navigate" Radius="41" ToolTip="Post back" Id="AssimilateCircle" />
        </ydreams:ImageMap>
        <asp:Label ID="Label1" runat="server" Text=""></asp:Label>
    </div>
    </form>
</body>
</html>

Code Behind

using System;
using System.Data;
using System.Configuration;
using System.Web;
using System.Web.Security;
using System.Web.UI;
using System.Web.UI.WebControls;
using System.Web.UI.WebControls.WebParts;
using System.Web.UI.HtmlControls;
using System.Text;

public partial class Default2 : System.Web.UI.Page
{
    protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {
        YDreams.Web.UI.WebControls.HotSpot AssessCircle = new YDreams.Web.UI.WebControls.CircleHotSpot(210, 45, 41);
        {
            ImageMap1.HotSpots.Add(AssessCircle);
            {
                // add OnMouseOver and OnMouseOut event handlers to the blue polygon hot spot
                YDreams.Web.UI.WebControls.CircleHotSpot circleHotSpot = (YDreams.Web.UI.WebControls.CircleHotSpot)this.ImageMap1.HotSpots["AssessCircle"];
                if (circleHotSpot != null)
                {
                    circleHotSpot.Attributes.Add("onMouseOver", "javascript:DisplayImage(image2);");
                    circleHotSpot.Attributes.Add("onMouseOut", "javascript:DisplayImage(image1);");
                }

                // add the script called by the event handlers
                string script = @"
                    var image1 = new Image(413, 285);
                    image1.src = 'methodology_circle_green.gif';
                    var image2 = new Image(413, 285);
                    image2.src = 'methodology_circle_blue_assess.gif';

                    function DisplayImage(image) {
	                    var theImage = document.images['ImageMap1'];
	                    if (!theImage) {
	                        theImage = document.getElementById('ImageMap1');	
	                    }
                        theImage.src = image.src;
                        return true;
                    }
                ";

                this.ClientScript.RegisterClientScriptBlock(this.GetType(), "DisplayImage", script, true);
            }
        }
        
        YDreams.Web.UI.WebControls.HotSpot AnalyzeCircle = new YDreams.Web.UI.WebControls.CircleHotSpot(310, 120, 41);
        {
            ImageMap1.HotSpots.Add(AnalyzeCircle);
            {
                // add OnMouseOver and OnMouseOut event handlers to the blue polygon hot spot
                YDreams.Web.UI.WebControls.CircleHotSpot circleHotSpot = (YDreams.Web.UI.WebControls.CircleHotSpot)this.ImageMap1.HotSpots["AnalyzeCircle"];
                if (circleHotSpot != null)
                {
                    circleHotSpot.Attributes.Add("onMouseOver", "javascript:DisplayImage(image2);");
                    circleHotSpot.Attributes.Add("onMouseOut", "javascript:DisplayImage(image1);");
                }

                // add the script called by the event handlers
                string script = @"
                    var image1 = new Image(413, 285);
                    image1.src = 'methodology_circle_green.gif';
                    var image2 = new Image(413, 285);
                    image2.src = 'methodology_circle_blue_analyze.gif';

                    function DisplayImage(image) {
	                    var theImage = document.images['ImageMap1'];
	                    if (!theImage) {
	                        theImage = document.getElementById('ImageMap1');	
	                    }
                        theImage.src = image.src;
                        return true;
                    }
                ";

                this.ClientScript.RegisterClientScriptBlock(this.GetType(), "DisplayImage", script, true);
            }
        }
    }
    protected void ImageMap1_Click(object sender, YDreams.Web.UI.WebControls.ImageMapClickEventArgs args)
    {
        YDreams.Web.UI.WebControls.HotSpot hotSpot = args.HotSpot;
        int x = args.X;
        int y = args.Y;

        // set the text of the label
        this.Label1.Text = string.Format("Clicked on hot spot \"{0}\" at image coordinates ({1}, {2})", hotSpot.Id, x, y);
    }

    protected void Button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {
        this.Label1.Text = string.Empty;
    }

}

Re: YDreams ImageMapDemo 2.0 Code Behind Issue

Henry Minute31-Jul-09 9:28

Henry Minute

31-Jul-09 9:28

It would seem to me that you should be asking this, or at least you stand a better chance of an answer, if you had asked it in the Web Development or ASP Forums

Henry Minute

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Re: YDreams ImageMapDemo 2.0 Code Behind Issue

dmgroup198431-Jul-09 11:38

dmgroup1984

31-Jul-09 11:38

Will do. Thanks

Changing the text colour (foreColor) of a DateTimePicker?

MWRivera31-Jul-09 6:44

Re: Changing the text colour (foreColor) of a DateTimePicker?

31-Jul-09 6:44

Hi All,

I've been able to change the colour of a dateTimePicker inherited field by overriding the backColor method and looking for the WM_ERASEBKGND message in wncProc.
I also want to change the font colour of the dateTimePicker. I thought I could do this by overriding the foreColor method similar to how I did for the backColor. I can't find the message/hex bumber to look for within wncProc.

Is there any such message for ForeColor? Any help/ideas on this would be great.

Thanks,
Mel

Ruben Herman27-Aug-10 23:24

Ruben Herman

27-Aug-10 23:24

I've got the same problem. Does anyone knows how to change the forecolor?

Changing the colour of the inside of a checkbox?

MWRivera31-Jul-09 6:34

Re: Changing the colour of the inside of a checkbox?

31-Jul-09 6:34

Hi All,

I have disabled a checkbox however when it's disabled I don't want it to be grayed out I want it to have it's enabled appearance. So instead of gray I whan it to be white.

Unlike TextBoxes when I use the following code the surrounding area of the checkbox and it's text change colour instead of the inside of the checkbox:

oCheckBox.BackColor = Color.White;

Does anyone know how I would go about doing this?

Thanks,
Mel

Xmen Real 31-Jul-09 6:53

Re: Changing the colour of the inside of a checkbox?

31-Jul-09 6:53

I dont think its possible unless you draw your own image on it but thats not good way. However, you can make your own CB using a Button and a Label. Change button background image or color on MouseEnter, MouseLeave, MouseDown and MouseUp.

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MWRivera31-Jul-09 8:04

Re: Changing the colour of the inside of a checkbox?

31-Jul-09 8:04

Hi xman

thanks for the idea. Are you suggesting that I make the button appear to look like a checkbox and go from there?

Thanks,
Mel

Xmen Real 31-Jul-09 8:21

Re: Changing the colour of the inside of a checkbox?

31-Jul-09 8:21

yupp, search for checkbox images or just capture 'em from screen...

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MWRivera31-Jul-09 8:23

Re: Changing the colour of the inside of a checkbox?

31-Jul-09 8:23

Ok, thanks for the idea.

Baeltazor31-Jul-09 7:25

Re: Changing the colour of the inside of a checkbox?

31-Jul-09 7:25

Um. I just created a project and added a checkbox to the form and set Enabled to FALSE. Then I changed the Form's backcolor to white and the checkbox backcolor also changed to white? This doesn't happen on your computer? What version of Vis' Studio are you using?

Regards,
Jason Pezzimenti.

If you liked the answer that I have provided, then please click the 'Good Answer' link on the bottom-right of this post. Thank you.

MWRivera31-Jul-09 8:00

Re: Changing the colour of the inside of a checkbox?

31-Jul-09 8:00

Hi Jason,

Thanks for your reply. I'm using VS 2005. What version are you using?

When I set

oCheckBox.Enabled = false;

and then

oCheckBox.BackColor = Color.White;

it makes the surrounding area behind the checkbox whiteish.

Baeltazor31-Jul-09 15:36

Re: Changing the colour of the inside of a checkbox?

31-Jul-09 15:36

Sorry for the late response MWRivera, I fell asleep.

I'm using VS 2008 Express Edition.

MWRivera wrote:
When I set
oCheckBox.Enabled = false;
and then
oCheckBox.BackColor = Color.White;
it makes the surrounding area behind the checkbox whiteish.

...Are you saying that you have solved your problem? I'm a little confused. In your original post you stated that you want it to be white. I hope you have solved it. Smile | :)

I do have a question though, is your checkbox ontop of another control, picturebox? Or is it just on the form background?

Regards,
Jason Pezzimenti.

MWRivera4-Aug-09 5:16

Re: Changing the colour of the inside of a checkbox?

4-Aug-09 5:16

Hi Jason,

No I heven't solved the problem I was just running through the details of what I have and the output I get, which isn't the desired output.

I guess VS 2008 solved this issue seems though you are getting different results.

No the checkbox isn't on top of any other coltrol or picturebox, it's just put onto a form.

Thanks,
Mel

MWRivera4-Aug-09 6:46

Re: Changing the colour of the inside of a checkbox?

4-Aug-09 6:46

Hi there,

I just want to let you know that I did find a work around. Not the best but it's alot more what I was looking for. It uses the OnClick event and when the form isn't in edit mode the checkBox is put back to it's origional state. I've included an example below to make it clearer:

oCheckBox.Click += new System.EventHandler(oCheckBox_OnClick);

private void oCheckBox_OnClick (object sender, System.EventArgs e)
        {

            if (!EditMode)
            {
                if (oCheckBox.Checked)
                    oCheckBox.Checked = false;
                else
                    oCheckBox.Checked = true;
            }

        }

If you have any feedback it would be very welcome.

Thanks again,
Mel

Henry Minute31-Jul-09 9:35

Henry Minute

31-Jul-09 9:35

The other day I was stooging around on the web and I found WindowsClient.NET[^], take a look at the first item.

I don't know if it will solve your problem because I have not looked at it myself yet, but it must be worth a look? Smile | :)

Re: Changing the colour of the inside of a checkbox?

MWRivera31-Jul-09 10:25

31-Jul-09 10:25

thanks, I'll take a look at that and give you feedback on how it goes.

System tray refresh?

mark_me31-Jul-09 6:30

mark_me

31-Jul-09 6:30

Hi,
I have created a windows application in C# that kills a process on a specified time and starts the same process at another time. The process kill is successful but icon in system tray still remains. Each time a new process is created, icons are added ..so one application has 3-4 icons with only one icon thats the real application and the rest disappear only whn u hover mouse over them.
I believe that the system tray needs to be refreshed somehow. Can anyone provide help on how to get rid of the icons.

Thanks

Xmen Real 31-Jul-09 6:42

31-Jul-09 6:42

http://www.codeproject.com/KB/system/TrayIconBuster.aspx

mark_me31-Jul-09 7:17

mark_me

31-Jul-09 7:17

Thanx xmen..
Your reply is an answer but it seems that the application goes thru all processes... Is it possible to change ths code to "remove the icon for this process"... or do i have to read in all processes and then remove ones which have no filename...
Actually, i realize that its a bit too early to reply coz i hvent looked into code that much...
Thankyou for forwarding such a helpful application...

Best regards

Baeltazor31-Jul-09 7:01

31-Jul-09 7:01

When your application exits, inside the Form_Closing event handler you should use this code:

notifyIcon1.Dispose();

That will ensure your 'system tray' icon gets removed when your application exits.

Regards,
Jason Pezzimenti.

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Xmen Real 31-Jul-09 7:07

31-Jul-09 7:07

he is killing other applications... Smile | :)

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Baeltazor31-Jul-09 7:09

31-Jul-09 7:09

Thanks for that. I only just realized, my brain no work properly this morning lol Smile | :)

Regards,
Jason Pezzimenti.

If you liked the answer that I have provided, then please click the 'Good Answer' link on the bottom-right of this post. Thank you.