anonym
14th January 2005 11:59 UTC

How dispay bitmap on bottom dialog? as in ... see attached file
How dispay bitmap on bottom dialog? Please see attached file.

kichik
14th January 2005 12:49 UTC

This thread should supply you with some information.

anonym
14th January 2005 13:48 UTC

Sorry, but what I need to do?

I use

!define MUI_CUSTOMFUNCTION_GUIINIT myGUIInit

AddBrandingImage

Function myGUIInit
SetBrandingImage "$TEMP\my_image.bmp"
FunctionEnd

Image displaying in place specified in AddBrandingImage function.
But how I can display image as in attached file?

You wrote:
"1046 is the id of the branding image placeholder in the MUI UI"
I'm sorry, but it header image.

kichik
14th January 2005 14:08 UTC

If you want it at another position and not the one used by AddBrandingImage you should use Resource Hacker as the posts near the bottom explain.

anonym
14th January 2005 14:31 UTC

Thank you for your help.

What id has Branding Image?

How can I do it from my .nsi script?

Thank you

kichik
14th January 2005 14:34 UTC

If you add the branding image place holder yourself, you assign it the id. But if there's only one, SetBrandingImage will use it and there's no need to specify it explicitly.

anonym
14th January 2005 15:56 UTC

How can I do it? Please, give me example.
How change position Branding Image?

Thank you

Afrow UK
14th January 2005 17:14 UTC

Use Resource Hacker.

-Stu

anonym
14th January 2005 18:30 UTC

How can I do it WITHOUT Resource Hacker?

DrO
14th January 2005 18:47 UTC

well if you really want to do it the hard way then...

you can create a plugin which moves the image in that way (the id of the control can be found using something like winspy++) and then you call the function in your plugin in the script

or

you use the system plugin and say use SetWindowPos() and alter things that way

or

just use resource hacker which is far easier to do on the ui.exe

-daz

anonym
14th January 2005 22:07 UTC

It work

GetDlgItem $1 $HWNDPARENT branding_image_id
System::Call 'User32::SetWindowPos(i, i, i, i, i, i, i) b ($1, 0, 40, 0, 0, 0, 0x0001)'

but what branding_image_id value?

anonym
15th January 2005 08:39 UTC

Thank you all

I found it by using Resource Hacker
Branding Image id = 1033