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    size of Image in Hover

    I am using SmartClient version 8.0

    I am using
    Code:
    hoverMode: "details"
    in a listgrid to display the hover of the whole record. I have an image in the record. The image displays in the full size of the image. Is it possible to resize to show a thumbnail of the image.

    Thanks,
    ~S

    #2
    hi sushant,

    I have just started using smart client version 8.0, can you tell me that if want to put an image in listgrid how should i put that , i dont have any value map to map the icons , i simply want to put an image thats it, can you please help me on that.

    Thanks,
    Siddhartha.

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      #3
      Hello Sid,
      You have lots of examples in http://www.smartclient.com/#columnOrder or any of the other listgrid options. If you want to get the image from the database, you can use
      Code:
      type="imageFile"
      in your datasource.

      Hope that helps.

      ~S

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        #4
        Hi Susanth,

        Thanks for your reply to the issue i am facing , the situation here is that i have a datasource which is bringing plain text data , and for the one of the column i want to put an Image not any icons or anything would appreciate if you can give the exact tag for this kind of image replacement , i have looked in all the examples , they have used icons and not images i mean only the still ones.

        Thanks a ton,
        Siddhartha.
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