Display images from folder

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What is the best control to display image from folder to that control. The thing is I need to display set of images (eg: 100) in control. If I have 100 images then i need to display 10 images at first. When i click a button need to display next 10 ( from 11 to 20 ) and so on.

Another 1 is when i click on a image from that control it must be displayed on picturebox

can any 1 help .. Is there any possibilities.

Posted 15-Oct-13 2:47am

Usha Muhunthan

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Kschuler 15-Oct-13 9:35am

What type of project are you working with? Windows forms? Web site? Can you add tags to your question to specify that, please?

Akinmade Bond 15-Oct-13 14:18pm

Winform? If you are using .NET higher than 3.0, I would recomment usinf WPF.

Usha Muhunthan 16-Oct-13 0:45am

I am working with windows application 2.0

Usha Muhunthan 16-Oct-13 0:45am

yes i completed the same in wpf . But i couldnt do the same in windows application .NET 2.0

Usha Muhunthan 16-Oct-13 0:58am

I used below code but it displays file name,

fd.Title = "Open File Dialog"
fd.InitialDirectory = "C:\"
fd.Filter = "Zip files (*.Png)|*.Png"
fd.FilterIndex = 2
fd.RestoreDirectory = True

If fd.ShowDialog() = DialogResult.OK Then

If System.IO.File.Exists(fd.FileName) Then
Dim newImageKey As String = "10"
ImageList1.Images.Add(newImageKey, Image.FromFile(fd.FileName))
ListView1.Items.Add("1", fd.FileName, newImageKey)
End If

Else
Exit Sub
End If

I need to display image

F. Xaver 16-Oct-13 2:32am

ImageLists image resulution is small (255x255 max as I Remember)

once I maded an image selector like on the webs.
I used a FlowlayoutPanel, where I added my thumbnails as Pictureboxes with my size wishes.
You can easely scroll in it or only add 10 pagewise (that need to be done in code).. and you can easely trigger your click event on a random image

Usha Muhunthan 17-Oct-13 8:16am

I completed :-)
Solution is :

Only 2 things to be noted

1.
Dim safeFilenames() As String = Directory.GetFiles("D:\CloneThumbnails", "*.Png", SearchOption.TopDirectoryOnly)
For i As Integer = 0 To safeFilenames(i).Length- 1
ImageList1.Images.Add(25, Image.FromFile(safeFilenames(i)))
Dim filename As String = System.IO.Path.GetFileName(safeFilenames(i))
ListView1.Items.Add(i.ToString, filename, ImageList1.Images.Count - 1)
Next

second one is:

ListView's LargeImageList must be the ImageList (Select ImageList1 to LargeImageList in properties)

we can change the display image size from ImageList1's Property

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