Pictures in continuous form

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Craig

I have a form whose views property is continuous forms.

I have a picture for each record. There can be any number of records along
with their corresponding pictures displayed. The pictures are not stored in
the database, they are in the file system.

How do you get the right picture to display in each record when using
continuous forms?

I got it to work when the view is set to single form but when the view is
set to continuous forms it displays the same picture for every record. When
you click on the next record. Then all to pictures in each row change to the
picture for the current record.

How can I get around this?
 
Craig said:
I have a form whose views property is continuous forms.

I have a picture for each record. There can be any number of records along
with their corresponding pictures displayed. The pictures are not stored in
the database, they are in the file system.

How do you get the right picture to display in each record when using
continuous forms?

I got it to work when the view is set to single form but when the view is
set to continuous forms it displays the same picture for every record. When
you click on the next record. Then all to pictures in each row change to the
picture for the current record.

How can I get around this?
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On Form Current Event's you must load the Image.....!

Me.YourImageControl.Picture=Me.FullPath
So i think you have TextBox associated to FullPath Field.....!

Alessandro(IT).
 
Works nicely for an unbound Image control in Single Forms View. Before
suggesting it as an answer for Continuous Forms View, I'd suggest you try
it. Like any other unbound Image control, it'll show the same content on
every image of that is displayed because there is, in fact, only one form
definition.

Larry Linson
Microsoft Access MVP
 
The only solution that I know for continuous forms view is to use OLE
Objects displayed in a Bound OLE Frame. If the data need not be updated, you
can do what you want in a Report, instead of a Form; or using an unbound
Image control in a _single form view_, you can simply load the
path-and-file-name of the image into the Image control's Picture Property.

Larry Linson
Microsoft Access MVP
 
Larry Linson said:
Works nicely for an unbound Image control in Single Forms View. Before
suggesting it as an answer for Continuous Forms View, I'd suggest you try
it. Like any other unbound Image control, it'll show the same content on
every image of that is displayed because there is, in fact, only one form
definition.

Larry Linson
Microsoft Access MVP
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Very hard error......!!
Yes sorry i misunderstand all the question.....!
I need english teacher also.. can you..?
Bye.

Alessandro(IT).
 
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