- QRCode::Creator::GenerateJpeg Method
/documentation/pages/Ref/Api/Namespace/QRCode/GenerateJpeg Method.xml
Return a blob containing the contents of a .JPEG formatted QRCode image.
- QRCode::Creator::GeneratePngFile Method
/documentation/pages/Ref/Api/Namespace/QRCode/GeneratePngFile Method.xml
GeneratePngFile creates a .PNG file containing a QRCode image.
- QRCode::Creator::GenerateJPegFile Method
/documentation/pages/Ref/Api/Namespace/QRCode/GenerateJPegFile Method.xml
Create a .JPEG file containing a QRCode image.
- QRCode::Creator::GeneratePng Method
/documentation/pages/Ref/Api/Namespace/QRCode/GeneratePng Method.xml
GeneratePng returns a blob containing the contents of a .PNG formatted QRCode image.
- QRCode::Creator::GenerateBmp Method
/documentation/pages/Ref/Api/Namespace/QRCode/GenerateBmp Method.xml
Return a blob containing the contents of a windows .BMP formatted QRCode image.
- QRCode::Creator::GenerateBmpFile Method
/documentation/pages/Ref/Api/Namespace/QRCode/GenerateBmpFile Method.xml
Return a blob containing the contents of a windows .BMP formatted QRCode image.
- QRCode::Creator::GenerateRTF Method
/documentation/pages/Ref/Api/Namespace/QRCode/GenerateRTF Method.xml
GenerateRTF creates an embedded QRCode image for an RTF file.
- QRCode::Creator::GenerateSVG Method
/documentation/pages/Ref/Api/Namespace/QRCode/GenerateSVG Method.xml
GenerateSVG creates a QRCode as an SVG image.
- A5.u.object.creator Method
/documentation/pages/Ref/Client_Api/A5/u_namespace/object_namespace/creator Method.xml
Create an object creator.
- QRCode
/documentation/pages/Guides/Mobile and Web Components/UX/Controls/Data Controls/QRCode/index.xml
Quick Response Codes or QR codes are optical labels that contain data and that can be added to documents and/or websites.
A device equipped with imaging capabilities, like a smart-phone camera,
can then be used to access the information contained within these labels.
One advantage to using QR Codes is that they have the ability to store a large amount of information
about something in a very small space. Because they are machine readable, this information can be used by devices
to side-step tasks that would take the users of an application considerable time to deal with. For example,
a QR Code can contain a long URL which, when photographed using a phone, will automatically take users to a website;
without the user typing in the URL. QR Codes are used extensively in tracking, product identification, and marketing.