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Second way is to use
1. bBmpData (left or right align)
2. bStrImage (any position)
3. Text any position

Lastly, paint the column on our own using either oBrw:bPaintRow or oCol:bPaintText
I will provide a sample if required

... 12 times. That supprices me since I could think that moving left and right would only trigger a function after a oBrw:bChange is called. now the bStrImage inside the xbrowse is called also every movement of cursor. There will be a reason for this..... but maybe we can consider a logical Var that ...

... and some more samples (but finding them..) Also in the code above, in the loop for i 1 to 12 this loop is executed every time and when there is a bstrimage : getorgfoto... this is also executed, so I get a lot of code that is processed. This technique I use is wrong, so this is what I need to ...

This one is at least one of the big problems.

in the loop

for i = 1 to 12

:bStrImage := { || getorgfoto(webshop->&cPic) }
...
next

Looking for why

cDirImages := "bitmaps\simboli" WITH OBJECT oApp:oGrid WITH OBJECT oApp():oGrid:aCols[6] :bStrImage := { || FIELD->E1 } :aImgRect := { nil, nil, -40, nil } END but FIELD->E1 is a number and I have n that folder images name as 1.png,2.png.... Hiow I can load ...

I discovered that I can use bStrImage for both image name file and image binary data!

EMG

Thank you Rao, but I can't use the command syntax. How can I assign the binary data to the column?

oBrw:bStrImage = ???

or what?

EMG

I know that we can use bStrImage to display images on an XBrowse column. But it requires a file to work (if I understood correctly). Is there a way to load image data read from a database and display it in the browse without creating ...

... not used in function '_BROWSEICONES' I think because I use the / w2 parameter, which is a very severe build. So I changed it to: oBrw:aCols[ 1 ]:bStrImage := {|x, oBrw| x := 0, oBrw:aRow[ 1 ] } That it is ok, no warnings. Thank you.

Change this:

oBrw:aCols[ 2 ]:bStrImage := {|, oBrw| oBrw:aRow[ 2 ] }

into this:

oBrw:aCols[ 2 ]:bStrImage := {|x, oBrw| oBrw:aRow[ 2 ] }

... the cellarea but doesn't keep the aspect ratio http://www.pflegeplus.com/IMAGES/XbrwImage2.jpg WITH OBJECT oBrw:aCols[ 5 ] // :bStrImage := { || c_path1 + ALLTRIM(oCust:Image) } // :nDataStrAlign := AL_CENTER + AL_BOTTOM // :nDataBmpAlign := AL_CENTER // My solution :bPaintText ...

... WITH OBJECT oBrw1 :nRowHeight := 30 WITH OBJECT oBrw1:aCols[ 1] :lBmpStretch := .F. :lBmpTransparent := .T. :nwidth := 40 :bStrImage := {|| oServiziSingoli:IMAGE } END end oBrw1:CreateFromCode() oBrw1:cAlias := oServiziSingoli:cAlias the error Error description: Error BASE/1132 ...

1) Can you provide link to my original sample? I would have never used bStrImage here.

2) Gets and Incremental seeks are mutually exclusive. If you want to use Get, then let the user enter the value in the Get first. After her enters you SEEK the vaue and then set oBrw:BoookMark := RECNO()

You mean this part ? WITH OBJECT:colpic :bStrImage := { || "r:\pictures\"+alltrim(ATT->colpic) } :oDataFont := oFontS :nDataStrAlign := AL_CENTER + AL_BOTTOM :nDataBmpAlign := AL_CENTER :aImgRect := { nil, nil, -10, nil } END Yes. ...

Mr Rao I not saw your message and on lunch I tried with :bStrImage := {|| oBrowse:aArrayData[ oBrowse:narrayat][1] } and for the problem of the get ( it lose the value initial) on the get I insert aGet[4]:assign() and run all with :cEditPicture := "F" ...