Image (JPG, PNG, GIF, ICO) web resources

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Applies To: Dynamics 365 (online), Dynamics 365 (on-premises), Dynamics CRM 2016, Dynamics CRM Online

Use image web resources to make images available for use in Microsoft Dynamics 365.

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Capabilities of image web resources

Limitations of image web resources

Reference an image web resource from a webpage web resource

Reference an image web resource from a Microsoft Dynamics 365 form

Reference an image web resource from a ribbon element or from the Site Map subarea

Capabilities of image web resources

With image web resources you can add images where you need them. Common uses include the following:

  • Custom entity icons

  • Icons for custom Ribbon controls and SiteMap subareas

  • Decorative graphics for entity forms and webpage web resources.

  • Background images that are used by CSS web resources.

Limitations of image web resources

Like all web resources, image web resources use the Microsoft Dynamics 365 security context. Only licensed Microsoft Dynamics 365 users who have the necessary privileges can access them.

Only the four specified types of image files (*.jpg, *.png, *.gif, and *.ico) are supported.

Reference an image web resource from a webpage web resource

All web resources can use relative URLs to reference each other. In the following example, for the webpage (HTML) web resource new_/content/contentpage.htm to reference the image web resource new_/Images/image1.png, add the following HTML code to new_/content/contentpage.htm:

<img src="../Images/image1.png" />

Reference an image web resource from a Microsoft Dynamics 365 form

Add an image to an entity form

  1. Navigate to the form editor for an entity.

  2. Select where you want to add the image in the form.

  3. On the Insert tab, click Web Resource.

  4. On the General tab, select the web resource image that you want to add.

  5. Specify a name for the web resource. You can also specify a label and alternative text.

  6. On the Formatting tab, you can define:

    • The number of columns the images should use.

    • The number of rows the images should use, or if it should automatically expand to use available space.

    • The size of the image using the following options:

      • Stretch to fit

      • Stretch to fit (maintain aspect ratio)

      • Original

      • Specific

    • If you select “Specific,” you can enter the desired height and width in pixels.

  7. Click OK.

  8. You must save your changes and publish the form before users can see the image in the form.

Reference an image web resource from a ribbon element or from the Site Map subarea

Use the $webresource: directive to specify a web resource image to use as an icon in the ribbon or in the application navigation using Site Map. The following sample shows how to specify icons for a button in the ribbon.

<Button Id="MyISV.opportunity.form.actions.FlyoutAnchor.Button.1" Image16by16="$webresource:new_/icons/oneIcon16.png" Image32by32="$webresource:new_/icons/oneIcon32.png"/>

Note

Using the $webresource: directive adds a solution dependency that prevents the referenced image web resources from being deleted as long as they are used by another solution component.

See Also

Web resources for Microsoft Dynamics 365
Webpage (HTML) web resources
CSS web resources
Script (JScript) web resources
Data (XML) Web resources
Silverlight (XAP) web resources
Stylesheet (XSL) web resources

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