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Adding images to the dialog box

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Is it possible? I tried using a container with a .jpg in it hoping but it didn't show.

I want to (easily) show a dialog telling the user where to look for the info with an image example.

I know i can create a layout, etc. but was curious and the custom dialog possibility........

Not possible. As you said, use a layout.

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:qwery:

LOL I don't like that answer... anyone else... LOL

Use a plugin, they allows you to add small images to a dialog box.

http://troi.com/software/dialogplugin.html

or

http://www.24usoftware.com/SimpleDialog

I'm familiar with Troi Dialog, but in the past their custom graphics have been limited to icons. I see that has changed with the new version 5. Both Troi and 24U have trial versions, so it's worth a look.

Also I know you can set a web viewer to fire off a javascript dialog. Can that include a graphic? I don't know.

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HHuuummmmm

How would you do that, basically?

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This is only for instructional..... The .jpeg shows where to find the info they need in a web browser by moving the courser over a certain text.

I guess I could open a window with a web viewer set to the jpeg and a continue button.... just trying to get away without creating another layout.

Limiting the number of layouts is a noble goal - perhaps you could make do with a hidden tab panel? (Now we're getting a bit off topic.)

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