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Susan
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      27th Apr 2004
I can't figure this problem out. I used the database
wizard. I followed the HOW TO for using a hyperlink to
display a picture in acces. Everything worked great, I've
been uploading the pictures to my imagesfolder and then
loging on to type in the url for that record -- That was
great until I used up a results page, I noticed that the
picture wouldn't load on page 2. I tried a few things: I
reuploaded the picture, I deleted the next buttons, I
checked to see if I could increase the number of records
using the database wizard, but that option isn't
available. HELP
 
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      28th Apr 2004
Display an Image Using Data from a Database
With FrontPage 2000, you can use information from a field
in a database to display images on your Web page.

The sample database contains a column called Image. This
field contains a file name for an image. You can use this
information to display this image.

NOTE: Three images that you can use for this example are
located in the Images folder. They are animal1.gif,
animal2.gif, and animal3.gif.

To display an image using data from a database, follow
these steps:

Create a new page, and name it "displayimages.asp"
(without the quotation marks).


On the Insert menu, point to Database, and click Results.


In Step 1 of the Database Results Wizard, click the Use an
existing database connection button, and click to select
Volcano2 from the list. Click Next.


In Step 2 of the Database Results Wizard, make sure the
Record Source option is selected and Employees is selected
from the list. Click Next.


In Step 3 of the Database Results Wizard, click Edit List.


In the Displayed Fields dialog box, click to select all of
the items in the Displayed Fields list except for First
Name, LastName, and Image, and click Remove.


In Step 4 of the Database Results Wizard, click Next.


In Step 5 of the Database Results Wizard, click to select
the Display all records together option, and click Finish.


Locate the database column value that reads "<<Image>>"
and delete it.


In the table cell that you just removed the column value
from, insert the animal1.gif picture from the images
folder by using the Picture command on the Insert menu.
This places the lion image in the table.


Right-click the image you just inserted, and click Picture
Properties.


Under Picture Source, click Browse, and then click
Parameters.


In the path field, remove the current path and then click
Insert Field Parameter and select Image.


Click OK three times. You see a small broken image icon in
the column under PicName.


Save the page as show.asp on the File menu.

>-----Original Message-----
>I can't figure this problem out. I used the database
>wizard. I followed the HOW TO for using a hyperlink to
>display a picture in acces. Everything worked great,

I've
>been uploading the pictures to my imagesfolder and then
>loging on to type in the url for that record -- That was
>great until I used up a results page, I noticed that the
>picture wouldn't load on page 2. I tried a few things: I
>reuploaded the picture, I deleted the next buttons, I
>checked to see if I could increase the number of records
>using the database wizard, but that option isn't
>available. HELP
>.
>Net55

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