Hello everybody,

I just spend the whole morning and half the afternoon searching the internet and this forum to something I still haven't found, and my final solution was signing up and just asking.

The thing is: I want to create something like a roll-over image in html, but then in vb.net (2003). By hovering the mouse over 3 different buttons, a image should appear next to them buttons and show 3 different images (according to the buttons ofcourse).

What I did is:
put the images in an imagelist;
create 1 picturebox;
create 3 buttons;

Private Sub btn1_MouseHover

and then?
I thought

picBox1.image = imgList1(0)

(first picture is 0, like an array?)
But then I get the blue curvy lines beneath

imgList1(0)

, telling me: "Class 'System.Windows.Forms.Imagelist' cannot be indexed because it has no default property."

What can I do to make it work?

Thanks in advance
Thyrosis

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Thyrosis
vb.Net student
desperately seeking for answers :p

Sorry aint got dotnet but see below for vb6 code

Set Picture1.Picture = ImageList1.ListImages(1).Picture

Hope it helps

Steve  

Thanks for the reply! I tried it, but gave several errors though.

- dotnet doesnt support Set and Let anymore (atleast, thats what it tells me)
- both .Picture and .ListImages() are not accepted. (I think they use .Image now instead of .Picture)

I've been trying to play around with Steve's help, and got so far already: (I've changed the original imgList1 with ImageList1)

picBox1.Image = ImageList1.ImageCollection(0).image

Again, something is not accepted. ImageList1.ImageCollection receives the curvy lines, saying

quote:

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'ImageCollection' is a type in 'System.Windows.Forms.Imagelist' and cannot be used as an expression.

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Try this :

Dim x As Integer = 0       'x is the index of the image in the list picBox1.Image = imageList1.Images(x)

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Jolly Good! That solved the problem! Thanks alot!  



Although now another problem rises. The picture changes when I hoover the mouse over the button (as it should do). But it doesn't changes back to the original picture as soon as it leaves the button... So I'm looking for that now. Probably something in the Btn1.MouseLeave

Thanks again mate!

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Thyrosis
vb.Net student
desperately seeking for answers :p

Hmm, i hav sumsort of same problem:
When the user clicks on a record in lstData then it opens a new form whit more info about the record the user clicked on it. But it should also load a picture, hers my code:

(I cut everything away except for the picture part)

Private Sub lstData_Click() ... On Error Resume Next Set frmDataW.picWeapon.Picture = App.Path & "\Icons\Axe\" & rs("Picture") & ".jpg" End Sub

Any ideas what im doing wrong? The rest works, the labels.