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ASP.NET MVC: Creating reports using Chart control
ASP.NET Chart control is powerful control you can use to add charting support to your web applications. Although chart controls are mainly used with ASP.NET forms it is not very hard to use them also in ASP.NET MVC applications . In this posting I will...
Using ASP.NET and Jcrop to crop images online
Cropping images in ASP.NET is easy task to do if you use right tools. In this posting I will introduce how to crop images using Jcrop and System.Drawing namespace classes. What we are building is simple and user-friendly image cropping interface that...
Creating squared avatar images
In one of my current projects I needed something that takes image uploaded by user and converts it to avatar image. There is requirement for avatar images: they must be 32x32 pixel squares. Here is my solution. Creating squared thumbnail image from what...
Posted: Sep 16 2009, 02:28 PM by DigiMortal | with 8 comment(s)
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Example: resizing uploaded image
One of my readers asked for example about my image resizing routine. Here you can find example and also some notes about my code design solution. Why I used streams? First, the resizing method is thought for web applications. Second, using streams is...
Posted: Apr 03 2009, 02:07 PM by DigiMortal | with 6 comment(s)
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Resizing images without loss of quality
ASP.NET provides us with System.Drawing namespace where we can find classes we can use to manipulate with images. There are many people out there who mistakenly think that Image.GetThumbnailImage is best choice for image resizing. You can easily create...
How to create grayscale images on .NET
In this example we will use simple color recalculation method to grayscale images. For each pixel on image we will calculate "average color" that we write back on image. Average color is sum of current color's red, green and blue channels integer value...
Posted: Oct 23 2007, 12:14 AM by DigiMortal | with 7 comment(s)
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