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How HTMLXpress handles images if you are inserting the HTML into a database?

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How HTMLXpress handles images if you are inserting the HTML into a database?

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The HTMLXpress control is only a container for images. Image attributes and properties should be handled by the HTMLXPress DOM interface. When the active document in HTMLXpress control is an HTML page you can use DOM property to do anything with the images collection (e.g. all image files, contained in the present document). This property is read-only and it is not available in the demo version. The DOM property returns the document object (IHTMLDocument). You can use the value of this property for access the current document’s DHTML document object model. In fact, the control’s DOM property has the same role as the DHTML document object. You can use a script to access every element on a page as an object. Then you can manipulate it by calling its methods or setting its properties. The HTMLXpress.DOM.images retrieves the image collection, following the order of image’s appearance in document source. You can use the image’s SRC property to upload images to the server.

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