Enables or disables automatically showing the scroll bars if the image width or height exceeds the control client area.
Syntax
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Public Property ScrollBarVisible As Boolean |
Visual Basic (Usage) | Copy Code |
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Dim instance As WebImageViewer
Dim value As Boolean
instance.ScrollBarVisible = value
value = instance.ScrollBarVisible
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C# | |
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public bool ScrollBarVisible {get; set;} |
C++/CLI | |
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public:
property bool ScrollBarVisible {
bool get();
void set (bool value);
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JavaScript | |
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getScrollBarVisible(): boolean; |
Return Value
true, automatically show the scroll bars; false, hide the scroll bars.
Example
This example disables the scrollbars, centers the image and uses the panning features in the left mouse button to scroll the image.
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Public Sub WebImageViewer_ScrollBarVisible(ByVal mainWebImageViewer As WebImageViewer)
AddHandler mainWebImageViewer.ImageChanged, AddressOf mainWebImageViewer_ImageChanged
mainWebImageViewer.MouseInteractiveMode.LeftButton = ImageViewerMouseInteractiveMode.Pan
mainWebImageViewer.ScrollBarVisible = False
mainWebImageViewer.OpenImageUrl("Resources\MultiPage.tif")
mainWebImageViewer.UseDpi = False
mainWebImageViewer.ScrollPosition = New Point(CType(mainWebImageViewer.MaxScrollPosition.X / 2, Integer), CType(mainWebImageViewer.MaxScrollPosition.Y / 2, Integer))
RemoveHandler mainWebImageViewer.ImageChanged, AddressOf mainWebImageViewer_ImageChanged
End Sub
Sub mainWebImageViewer_ImageChanged(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As EventArgs)
End Sub |
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public void WebImageViewer_ScrollBarVisible(WebImageViewer mainWebImageViewer) { mainWebImageViewer.ImageChanged += new EventHandler(mainWebImageViewer_ImageChanged); mainWebImageViewer.MouseInteractiveMode.LeftButton = ImageViewerMouseInteractiveMode.Pan; // disable the scrollbars mainWebImageViewer.ScrollBarVisible = false; // open "image1.tif" mainWebImageViewer.OpenImageUrl(@"Resources\MultiPage.tif"); // display the image with dpi mainWebImageViewer.UseDpi = false; // scroll the image to the center point. mainWebImageViewer.ScrollPosition = new Point(mainWebImageViewer.MaxScrollPosition.X / 2, mainWebImageViewer.MaxScrollPosition.Y / 2); mainWebImageViewer.ImageChanged -= new EventHandler(mainWebImageViewer_ImageChanged); } void mainWebImageViewer_ImageChanged(object sender, EventArgs e) { // "New Image is loaded"... } |
Remarks
Requirements
Target Platforms: Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0, Windows 98, Windows NT 4.0, Windows Millennium Edition, Windows 2000, Windows XP Home Edition, Windows XP Professional, Windows Server 2003 family
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