OfficeImage.GetContentType(OfficeImageFormat) Method

Static method used to get the MIME content type by the OfficeImageFormat value.

Namespace: DevExpress.Office.Utils

Assembly: DevExpress.Office.v24.1.Core.dll

NuGet Packages: DevExpress.Office.Core, DevExpress.Win.Navigation

Declaration

C#

[ComVisible(false)]
public static string GetContentType(
    OfficeImageFormat imageFormat
)

VB.NET

<ComVisible(False)>
Public Shared Function GetContentType(
    imageFormat As OfficeImageFormat
) As String

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
imageFormat	OfficeImageFormat	An OfficeImageFormat enumeration member specifying the image format.

Returns

Type	Description
String	A string indicating the mime content type.

Remarks

The GetContentType method enables you to obtain the standard MIME type associated with a given XtraRichEdit image format. For example, the OfficeImageFormat.Emf corresponds to the “application/x-msmetafile” MIME type.

This method can be helpful in constructing an HTML page markup.

Related GitHub Examples

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C#

build-a-mail-application-with-the-richeditcontrol/CS/RichEditSendMail/Form1.cs#L113

Stream stream = new MemoryStream(image.GetImageBytes(imageFormat));
string mediaContentType = OfficeImage.GetContentType(imageFormat);
AttachementInfo info = new AttachementInfo(stream, mediaContentType, imageName);

VB.NET

build-a-mail-application-with-the-richeditcontrol/VB/RichEditSendMail/Form1.vb#L105

Dim stream As Stream = New MemoryStream(image.GetImageBytes(imageFormat))
Dim mediaContentType As String = OfficeImage.GetContentType(imageFormat)
Dim info As AttachementInfo = New AttachementInfo(stream, mediaContentType, imageName)