Logo on JavaScript Form

[Reg Paling]

Hi Bruno,

Thanks for this answer, because it shows how easy it is to add html into 
a jsForm, and it made me realise that a HTML component in a jsForm is 
going to be a very lightweight component because basically the whole 
thing is HTML!

I ended up using the method that Vik pointed me to because it was a 
little simpler.

Regards,
Reg


On 16/8/18 6:31 pm, Bruno Del Sol wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Unless it is very important to you to see this logo in the IDE, you 
> don't want to use an icon for it.
>
> just add an html control into the form, and set its $html property 
> like this for instance :
>
>
> $setLogo
> -------------
>
> ;; called by $construct of the form
>
> Calculate filename as 'mylogo.svg'
> Calculate style as 'margin:8px;'
>
> Begin text block
> Text: {<img src="assets/[filename]" alt="Logo" style="[style]"/>} ;; 
> the logo file is in a sub-folder html/assets
> End text block
> Get text block s
> Do $cinst.$objs.Logo.$html.$assign(s) ;; the html control is named Logo
>
>
> HTH
>
> Regards
> Bruno
>
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> Le 15/08/2018 à 23:23, Reg Paling a écrit :
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I just want to put a logo at the top of my javascript form.  I used 
>> to have a picture field which had its $iconid pointing to an image 
>> page in #ICONS, but that isn't working in Studio 8.1.6 when testing 
>> the form on my Mac.  In the manual, it says "For backwards 
>> compatibility, the picture control can display an icon in an icon 
>> data file (Omnispic) or #ICONS by setting $iconid to a numeric icon 
>> ID."  In my opinion #ICONS is the perfect place to store the picture, 
>> so convenient right there in the library, but I don't want to use a 
>> feature that is marked for backward compatibility (and it's not 
>> working for me anyway!) so what it the handiest way to achive this?
>>
>> The manual says "Alternatively, $iconid can be set to a URL 
>> referencing an image file in the ‘html/icons’ folder", but in the 
>> Propery Manager I can't seem to type anything other than a number 
>> into the iconid.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Reg
>>
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