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Hi Everyone,
I'm building an additional functionality for the existing internet helpdesk system using asp.net and c#. The web page that i'll build needs to be able to provide a space for users to paste images (e.g message boxes showing error messages, or web pages not showing the expected result) that they capture (by pressing PrntScr or Alt-PrntScr). I tried to use multiline textbox but it didn't work. I've been thinking to embed Microsoft Paint that comes with Windows in the web form, but i don't know what component to import as a reference. Does anyone know how to do that? Or is there any other Web Forms/HTML control able to hold that images? thanks a lot in advance, Velvet |
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Unless you can actually "embed" objects into web forms (I've never seen it done - you might be able to do it with an activex control) to achieve what you're talking about you'll need to create a form which accepts a file to be uploaded.
For that to happen, the user will first have to be able to save their screen dump to a file. There's heaps of free/share programs around that do this. Then, you create a form with a "FILE" input control, which uploads the file to the server and stores it in either the filesystem or a DB. Something worth noting: I've recently built a WYSIWYG editor, and was messing around with it one day. I dragged an image off a website, and dumped it into the IFRAME. The IFRAME automatically copied the image across, and added the absolute img src path - very handy. |
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i frames are sexy like that
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