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Hi,I'm trying to loade a bitmap image into inkcanvas using open file dialog , not by determine the path like this code how can do this ?

C#

ImageBrush ib = new ImageBrush();
           ib.ImageSource = new BitmapImage(new Uri(@"E:\ss.jpg", UriKind.Relative));
           myInkCanvas.Background = ib;

Posted 10-Nov-14 9:19am

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Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan · Accepted Answer · 2014-11-10T09:33:00

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Well it was always available on MSDN[^]. Didn't you look on MSDN to find an answer to the problem?

Look into the documentation and check how can you get the user to be able to get a file selected from the File System using the OpenFileDialog.

Example code for this would like as below,

C#

// create instance
OpenFileDialog fileOpener = new OpenFileDialog();

// set properties..
// select only one file
fileOpener.MultiSelect = false;

// show the dialog, returns nullable bool value
bool? result = openFileDialog1.ShowDialog();
if(result == true) {
   // file selected, check for the file and use it 
   // in your application.
}

Posted 10-Nov-14 9:33am

Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan

Updated 10-Nov-14 10:29am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 10-Nov-14 16:48pm

I voted 5. Now, about our discussion in the Abuse Watch forum...

Please don't think that I tried to "counter-voted" against the vote of 1 you complained about in the Abuse Watch forum. Some people to that, but I don't.
I voted because I find it appropriate considering the quality of the answer and its usefulness for OP, nothing else. In some other cases, I down-vote, also motivated by quality of the answer, something I find wrong...

And... yes, I think there is such thing, something I call "emotional vote". It you look at the timing of voted, it looks like someone was irritated by one or more of your posts, and decided to down-voted several posts in a raw, maybe without thorough reading. It just happens; in some cases, I experienced some 10+ down-votes like that. I think reporting "the war" in Abuse Watch is just useless... See also my comment to the comment by Chris Maunder...

—SA

Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan 10-Nov-14 16:54pm

First of all, thanks for your +5. :-)

Secondly, I get your point and feel a little safer and encouraged now by having to know this thing happens usually here. I have posted that discussion since I believed it was an abusive behaviour, and the timing of the down-votes started right after the warning so I thought there might be a connection in between the two things.

Since I've got enough positive approach by good fellows on CodeProject, I don't feel bad for those down-votes and rep.

I have seen your comment and I'm thank full to you for coming up for me and I have also posted a reply there.

Thanks Sergey.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 10-Nov-14 17:14pm

Great. Some patience always pays off, on average and with time.
Cheers,
—SA