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I have a desktop application in C sharp, in which I have to show selected images in thumbnail view ( the view will be some thing like the attached image). The selected image can be deselected using x (cross) button shown on image top. Can someone suggest me how this can be accomplished. I have seen this accomplished in ASP .net. But I have to accomplish this in C#. Any clue will be greatly welcomed.
Regards,
You can generate the thumbnails from the Image class in .Net (Image.GetThumbnailImage). As far as the layout you are showing here, you could use a FlowLayoutPanel, or some other type of panel (or roll your own) that would dynamically add the images to your form. From there you can highlight around the image and add your X control button in the OnPaint, just keep track of which are selected and which aren’t via some container class (add the images to something like a HashSet (.Net 3.5 or higher) so that you can quickly add/remove them from the collection, and iterate it in the OnPaint.