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Frances,

Please replace this line in function BmpToStr() in /source/winapi/dibbmp.c:

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bmf.bfType      = 'BM';
 

with:

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bmf.bfType = 0x4D42;
 

Dear Mr. Antonio,

Here is the syntax using FWH9.11 Works great!

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table->photo_image := BmpToStr(oImg:hBitmap)

BUT with the same syntax and using FWH10.4, image cannot be displayed..


I wont go back to V9.11


Please advise.

Regards,
Frances

Dear RAO,

I tried to attached '0x' like '0x'+BmpToStr( oImg:hBitmap )

but with still not saving..


Regards,

FAP

Dear Mr. Antonio, Similar to the subject.. How about cStr := BmpToStr( oImg:hBitmap ) to be use with this construct.. .."Update sql_table Set thisfield = '"+cStr+"' where field_id = 'abc' "    //not saving..  thisfield ...

... inspector. You can try xbrowse( oWnd ) Dear RAO, I use xBrowse( uVar ) too for debugging unusual variable and even objects. My purpose of using ' BmpToStr() -> bmpstring ', is to attach the bmpstring to sql command something like this.. .."Update table Set blobfield = Convert('" +bmpstring ...

... * Corrección: La clase TXBrowse no estaba liberando correctamente los objetos GDI. Ahora está perfecta. * Nuevo: Nueva función BmpToStr( hBitmap ) --> cBitmapAsString, esta función permite convertir cualquier imagen de mapa de bits "bitmap" en una cadena de caractéres ...

... buttons look. Please review FWH\samples\TestBtn3.prg. * Fix: Class TXBrowse was not properly releasing GDI objects. Now it is ok. * New: function BmpToStr( hBitmap ) --> cBitmapAsString, this function allows to convert any bitmap into a string that you can save into a memo field, to SQL servers, ...