Class ApplicationIcons
Return a dictionary of Application-icons with their respective IDs and IMG urls.
This could in theory be sprited, but that's complicating what should be a simple feature for a extremely minimal performance-gain, in a one-time use-case for a CRM admin.
Probably NOT worth it.
Namespace: SuperOffice.CRM
Assembly: SoCore.dll
Syntax
public class ApplicationIcons : Object
Constructors
ApplicationIcons()
Return a dictionary of Application-icons with their respective IDs and IMG urls.
This could in theory be sprited, but that's complicating what should be a simple feature for a extremely minimal performance-gain, in a one-time use-case for a CRM admin.
Probably NOT worth it.
Declaration
public ApplicationIcons()
Methods
GetApplicationIcon(Int32, Boolean)
Return a dictionary of Application-icons with their respective IDs and IMG urls.
This could in theory be sprited, but that's complicating what should be a simple feature for a extremely minimal performance-gain, in a one-time use-case for a CRM admin.
Probably NOT worth it.
Declaration
public static ApplicationIcon GetApplicationIcon(int id, bool useDefault = false)
Parameters
Type | Name | Description |
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Int32 | id | |
Boolean | useDefault |
Returns
Type | Description |
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ApplicationIcon |
GetApplicationIcons()
Return a dictionary of Application-icons with their respective IDs and IMG urls.
This could in theory be sprited, but that's complicating what should be a simple feature for a extremely minimal performance-gain, in a one-time use-case for a CRM admin.
Probably NOT worth it.
Declaration
public static ApplicationIcon[] GetApplicationIcons()
Returns
Type | Description |
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ApplicationIcon[] |