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How to access Graphics on different PCs
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18/05/2001 15:26:37
Dragan Nedeljkovich (En ligne)
Now officially retired
Zrenjanin, Serbia
 
 
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18/05/2001 12:20:08
Edward See
Magicalogic Consultancy System
Quezon, Philippines
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Forum:
Visual FoxPro
Catégorie:
Codage, syntaxe et commandes
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Thread ID:
00508218
Message ID:
00508945
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>\ut\serverside.exe has images.dbf with imagepath.field.value="f:\ut\images\camerondiaz.jpg"
>
>clientside.exe form.picture='f:\ut\images\camerondiaz.jpg'
>if clientside.exe desktop.shortcut.icon.properties.targetdirectory='f:\ut'
> jpg displays on form well where server is map as 'f:\'
>if clientside.exe shortcut.icon.properties.targetdirectory='\\server\ut'
> jpg do not display.
>
>when thisform.image1.picture=images.dbf.imagepath.field.value
>
>i use dot notation to sort of tie words into hierarchical class objects as what recent programming languages like C#, Java & VB.NET seems to be gearing towards.
>
>appreciate very much your attention and efforts :)

The problem seems to be in the path in images.dbf which mentions f: drive. If you run it off an UNC and don't have the F: drive properly mapped, of course it won't be able to find the image. There are several ways out of this:
- replace all the image paths in images.dbf with UNC paths
- replace them on the fly, i.e.
cPath=strtran(images.path, 'F:', '\\server\share')
- replace them with a path relative to the path of the table itself, using sys(2014) function
cLocation=fullpath(justpath(dbf()))
replace all image.path with sys(2014, image.path, cLocation)
but that will work only if they're on the same drive. Do this while you do have the drive mapped.

>edward from philippines where political elections are violent.

Yugoslavia has had its share of interesting times. Finally enjoying being bored here :)

back to same old

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