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Jun 3rd, 2009, 07:52 AM
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How to view image files without specifyng file's path
Hello,
I am trying to use crystal reports to view PNG files listed in ACCESS, without specifying the files’ path, the PNG files are on the same path as the application when the application is installed. Can you please help me with the proper syntax from the ACCESS table or .NET code to view the PNG files without specifying the files’ path. I would like to give the users the flexibility to install the program to the folder of their choice.
Code:
Dim myaop6report As New AOP6Annex
Dim myaop6viewer As New AOP6VIEWER
Dim crConnectionInfo As ConnectionInfo = New ConnectionInfo
crConnectionInfo.ServerName = (Application.StartupPath & "\AOP6Annexes.mdb")
setDBLogonForReporta(crConnectionInfo, myaop6report)
myaop6report.RecordSelectionFormula = "{image.SN} like " & "'*" & 100 & "*'" & ""
With myaop6viewer
.CrystalViewer22.DisplayGroupTree = True
.CrystalViewer22.ReportSource = myaop6report
.Show()
End With
Me.Cursor = Cursors.Default
The Image table currently looks like this
SN IMAGE
100 c:\Program Files\AOP6\Image1.png
100 c:\Program Files\AOP6\Image2.png
100 c:\Program Files\AOP6\Image3.png
100 c:\Program Files\AOP6\Image4.png
Thanks,
Victor
Last edited by Hack; Jun 3rd, 2009 at 07:56 AM.
Reason: Added Code Tags
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Jun 3rd, 2009, 07:59 AM
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Re: How to view image files without specifyng file's path
The program has to know where the files are unless you want to code in a disk wide hard drive search when they want to view them.
By default, install them in the project folder. You can build in a feature for the user to move them to a folder of their choice later using an interface you will provide. This interface will store the path the users have chosen and feed it to your program if your program can't find the files in the project folder.
I've been doing that kind of thing for years. Typically I will store the file path in a db table field.
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Jun 3rd, 2009, 08:12 AM
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Re: How to view image files without specifyng file's path
Sorry, I don't quiet follow your comments. Can it be done without writing the files' path in the database field?. The /image.png doesn't work, but I think there's a way to do it from ACCESS.
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