Wondering how hard/how one would go about changing the default Icon using netbeans GUI builder, Just wondering if it is possible to load an image to be the icon of button, rather then just the default silver/blue. Any help would be great! thank you.
When you're in the GUI builder select the JButton and you will be presented with its Properties in the palette (default location) click on the icon (...) button and you will be presented with the following screen that allows you to choose an Icon for the button.
Create new Package image.
Find folder [image(package)] in [src] folder of [Project Folder], and copy images to it.
In the Properties window of button, click the Properties category and scroll to the Icon property.
Select Package: jframe.image and File: in list.
Reference:
Insert icon image on JButton in NetBeans.
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I have to create an extension that adds a button on the top-right hand corner of Internet Explorer ( that opens an Iframe on the page ) and a context menu with a right-click on the mouse.
I'm having problems on adding the button.
I followed this tutorial : https://code.msdn.microsoft.com/CSIEToolbarButton-c2f3e3e5
but with this I can add a button only in the command bar:
but I need the button where I draw the circle in the next image:
With crossrider I can do it, but I need to build the extension on my own.
Someone could help me? Should I modify some line of code in the tutorial as above-mentioned?
Thanks.
In TyniMce when select the text and right click there is inser/edit Image option is there on click on that how can i open my own aspx page not TynyMce ImageEdit.html page.
You can crete your own contextmenu (and open it on right click) using an own plugin.
The tinymce contextmenu plugin should be worth a look at. If you want to develope your own contextmenu plugin have a look at the source code.
How do you add an image in UIImageView? Whenever I click the drop down menu it just comes up with an empty white space. Where do you add the image?
Amar
The image needs to be in your project for you to select it in interface builder.
Drag the image you want into your xcode project select Copy items into destination group's folder (if needed) and try again
On the right sidebar, theres an option to add the name of the image. i.e: my_image.png. As long as my_image.png is included in your project files, then it will show up in Interface Builder.
I have created desktop application for mac.I want to put some image and item name on the customize toolbar.I dont know how to implement that things.can you give me some advice for that.thanks in advance.
In interface builder, double-click on an empty space on the toolbar and it will open up. You can drag an NSToolbarItem to the open area. You can then add a name, an image, and hook up an action to the toolbar item in the inspector.
For the exe generated, the Icon is not displayed. I added the Icon in the project Properties --> Make tab --> Application --> Icon. I am using Vb 6.0
I can see the icon in the project properties. but the same is not displayed when the exe is generated.
I added the icon in the resource file too. But its not displayed.
I added the image for it.
Any ideas on displaying the icon for the exe generated?
We've had problems with that in the past. I'm pretty sure it has to do with your icon dimensions being out of scope. Hack workaround - add a dummy form (frmIconHolder) with the 32x32 icon you want as the icon for that form. Then in the project Properties --> Make tab --> Application --> Icon, set it to this new form.
There are 2 methods to setting your exe's icon:
1: Set your Main Form's icon to the icon you want to use for the exe. On the make tab, from the Application Icon drop-down, select your form that has the icon you want to use. Compile.
2: Using a resource file. To do this, check out this forum post. Using this method, you have to use icons with max 256 colors.
The empirically-found boundaries for VB6 icons are: ICO format on ly, 48x48 in size, 16/24-bit colours
Make sure that your Icon does not exceed 256 colors and it has both 16x16 and 32x32 images in it.