Providing Images

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Providing Images

This topic describes how to provide images for the Image and Bound Image dashboard items.

 

Provide a Static Image

To provide an image to the Image dashboard item, open the Image's Options menu and specify the image path using URL option.

 

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The URL option saves the path to the image in the dashboard definition.

 

Provide a Set of Images

The Bound Image dashboard item provides the Attribute data section containing the corresponding placeholder.

 

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You can specify the binding mode for the Bound Image. Go to the Bound Image's Options menu and specify the Binding Mode. The following options are available.

 

Binary Array - Use this mode if images are stored in the data source as byte arrays.

URI - Use this mode to locate images accessible by a predefined URI. In this case, the data source field should return strings that are parts of URIs to these images. For instance, the URI pattern in the form below specifies the path to the folder containing the required images.
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C:\Images\ProductDetailsImages{0}.jpg
 
Data source field values will be inserted to the position of the {0} placeholder. Thus, the Bound Image maps the current dimension value with the image placed at the specified URI.

 

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Note:

Note that the Bound Image can display only a single image simultaneously. If Master Filtering is not applied to the Bound Image, it selects the displayed image in the following ways.

In the Binary Array mode, the displayed image cannot be predicted precisely as a result of sorting limitations for the image/binary data types. Use the Master Filtering feature to display the specified image.

In the URI mode, the Bound Image displays an image corresponding a first attribute value taking into account the attribute's sort order.