![\"Affine](\"http:\/\/www.calvert.ch\/maurice\/files\/2009\/08\/ss11.jpg\")
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Finding out how to do this is trickier than expected, so here’s the recipe:<\/p>\n
- \n
- Import the images into the project and create a .RC file which identifies them:
\naffinehide.bmp bitmap "affinehide.bmp"
\naffinefade.bmp bitmap "affinefade.bmp"<\/p><\/blockquote>\nI called this file images.rc in the images directory in my project.<\/li>\n
- You’ll need RC.EXE, the resource compiler, which is in the Windows SDK. The
\n2008 version for .NET 3.5 is here<\/a><\/li>\n- In your setup project’s, set the prebuild event to
\n"D:Affinerc.exe" \/r "d:affineimagesimages.rc"<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
I copied RC.exe into my project directory because I sometimes work on a 64-bit box, where Program Files becomes Program Files (X86). Adjust the paths to suit your installation.<\/li>\n
- Open your project’s .VBPROJ file and insert the three red lines shown:
\n<?xml version=”1.0″ encoding="utf-8"?>
\n<Project DefaultTargets="Build"
\nxmlns="http:\/\/schemas.microsoft.com\/developer\/msbuild\/2003"
\nToolsVersion="3.5">
\n<PropertyGroup>
\n<Win32Resource>imagesimages.res<\/Win32Resource>
\n<\/PropertyGroup><\/span>
\n<PropertyGroup>
\n<Configuration Condition=" '$(Configuration)' == '' ">Debug<\/Configuration>\n<\/p><\/blockquote>\nThanks to Wouter van Vugt<\/a> for this!<\/li>\n
- The HTML to insert the images is straightforward:
\n<img src="res:\/\/affine.dll\/#2\/affinehide.bmp"<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
where #2 means that the embedded object is an image
\nAssuming this string is stored in the variable "buttonhtml" then the code to insert the button on the page is<\/p>\na.insertAdjacentHTML("afterEnd", buttonhtml)<\/p><\/blockquote>\n<\/li>\n
- Now for the events. You need an event handler for the DHTML event itself:
\n\nImports mshtml
\nPublic Delegate Sub DHTMLEvent(ByVal e As IHTMLEventObj)
\n _
\nPublic Class DHTMLEventHandler
\n Public Handler As DHTMLEvent
\n Private Document As mshtml.IHTMLDocument
\n Public Sub New(ByVal doc As mshtml.IHTMLDocument)
\n Me.Document = doc
\n End Sub
\n _
\n Public Sub [Call]()
\n Handler(CType(Document.parentWindow.event, mshtml.IHTMLEventObj))
\n End Sub
\nEnd Class<\/p><\/blockquote>\nThanks to Rick Strahl<\/a><\/li>\n
- A handler which the above will call, to actually deal with the event:
\n\nImports mshtml
\nModule BrowserEventHandler_
\n Public Sub BrowserEventHandler(ByVal e As mshtml.IHTMLEventObj)
\n Try
\n If e.type = "click"” AndAlso e.srcElement.tagName = "IMG" Then
\n…<\/p><\/blockquote>\n- and finally tghe code to add in in your DocumentComplete event:
\n\nDim Handler As DHTMLEventHandler = New DHTMLEventHandler(doc)
\nHandler.Handler = AddressOf BrowserEventHandler
\ndoc.onclick = Handler<\/p><\/blockquote>\n<\/li>\n<\/ol>\nHappy coding!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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- You’ll need RC.EXE, the resource compiler, which is in the Windows SDK. The