Dynamic Images in Reports

Permanently deleted user

13. August 2015 20:28

Can I display images in reports based on the selected feature?

Essentially depending on what Feature I have selected for the report, the corresponding image will display.

Thanks in advance

 

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  John Nerge

  14. August 2015 20:18

  Short answer: Yes.

  Long answer: It depends on where the images are stored and how they're linked to your feature ( e.g.  a separate database, field value, or feature attachment). Can you provide some more info?

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  Permanently deleted user

  17. August 2015 18:54

  Thanks for the response.

  They are stored locally on one of our servers.

  Right now I have the name of the Image (jpg) as the value under a field.

  I can access the image no problem in the Feature Long Decription using the following:

  </p><p><img width="29" height="30" style="width: 194px; height: 164px;" src="http://exploreajax.ajax.ca/maps/ClientBin/Images/{ADDRESS}.jpg"></p><p><br></p>

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  John Nerge

  17. August 2015 20:01

  I haven't pulled an image in like that before, but it seems like something you should be able to do in the Script tab of your report. 

  Since you have a partial path as your field value, you need to to calculate the full path on the fly. Here's a working example in one of my reports that assigns the hyperlink value to a label control I have. The result is that the report displays the parcel ID which links to its unique tax info page.

      Label hyperlink2 = rpt.Sections["Detail1"].Controls["PropInfo"] as Label;

   

      string pid = rpt.Fields["PID"].Value as string;

   

      hyperlink2.HyperLink = "http://www16.co.hennepin.mn.us/pins/pidresult.jsp?pid=" + pid;

   

   

  So, in theory, you should be able to do something like this for your image path.

      Image image1 = rpt.Sections["Detail1"].Controls["YourImageControl"] as Image;

   

      string address = rpt.Fields["ADDRESS"].Value as string;

   

      image1.Image = "http://exploreajax.ajax.ca/maps/ClientBin/Images/" + address + ".jpg";

   

   

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  Permanently deleted user

  18. August 2015 03:23

  Hi John and Chris

  here is an example of a piece of working code in one of my reports:

          public void reportHeader_Format()

   

          {

   

              System.Net.NetworkCredential cred = new System.Net.NetworkCredential("user", "password", "domain");

   

              try

   

              {

   

                  string URL = Convert.ToString(rpt.Fields["urlMap"].Value);

                  //Setting up the image to retrieve webrequest

   

                  System.Drawing.Image pinImage = null;

   

                  System.Net.WebRequest req = System.Net.WebRequest.Create(URL);

   

                  req.Credentials = cred;

                  using (System.Net.WebResponse response = req.GetResponse())

   

                  using (System.IO.Stream stream = response.GetResponseStream())

   

                  {

   

                      pinImage = System.Drawing.Image.FromStream(stream);

   

                      String imgFileName = @"c:\temp\image" + System.DateTime.Now.Ticks.ToString() + System.DateTime.Now.Ticks.ToString() + ".jpg";

   

                      pinImage.Save(imgFileName);

   

                      Picture reportPicture1 = rpt.Sections["reportHeader"].Controls["Picture1"] as Picture;

   

                      Image image2 = Image.FromFile(imgFileName);

   

                      reportPicture1.Image = image2;

   

                  }

   

              }

   

              catch

   

              {

   

              }

   

          }

  Notes:

  • urlMap = attribute added to feature/graphic in FeatureSet being reported on that has an url to an image. In this case a map.
  • a header section called reportHeader has a Picture control in it called Picture1
  • the image is fetched from the 'remote' location to a 'local' location
  • not necessarily the best way to do this but it is working
  • I have a scheduled task to cleanup the 'local' location as well as other temporary file locations.

  Regards

  Ralph Price

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  Permanently deleted user

  18. August 2015 19:07

  Thanks to both of you.

  I'll give your suggestions a shot

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  Permanently deleted user

  13. September 2016 19:27

  John or Ralph,

   

  I'm trying to accomplish a similar objective, however in a 1-to-many relationship, making the report capable of displaying multiple images.  I'm adapting your code examples in a subreport, and I can get the initial picture to work, but it then duplicates the same photo in the sub report.  Any thoughts

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  Permanently deleted user

  13. September 2016 21:37

  Hi Faron

   

  Where are you putting the Image? In the Detail section?

   

  If so then the code that I had above would be in somewhere like reportDetail_Format rather than reportHeader_Format.

   

  It sounds like your code is continuing to grab the first of the records rather than processing each related record with it's own source image.

   

  Does that make any sense?

   

  Regards

   

  Ralph Price

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