need urgent help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

T

T3E

hi i wanted to be able to add or upload images from the form? i have a field
called image which is a data type OLE Object, i right click on the field
click on the insert object option on the menu an a bitmap image is linked
having browsed for it and clicked on the link check box. i want to be able to
add images from the form not go to the datasheet view? can you help me
please!!!!!!!! also i wanted to have a button assigned to a text box in the
form in which you input the image path( where the image is located) and a
click of a button the image is displayed in the datatype OLE object field! so
i want the code for the button, code for the text box and a code that will
place the image in the image field?
 
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Wayne-I-M

Hi

You don't a button. If you follow the steps given in the example you will
"link" to a file (image in this case) held outside your database - you should
do this or the database wil get too big. If you really want to see the path
then you should just use a bound textbox - bound to the table field holding
the path.
 
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T3E

hi, erm i've linked it the picture is displayed but what i wana do know is
make it possible for a user to insert an image to a new record from the form.
for example:
my database is about an estate agency
when a new property added the details are added then the image yeh!
u wudn't expect you end user to use the datasheet view to add an image isn't
it ! it should be done in a click on a button of sum sort!

http://www.databasedev.co.uk/image-form.html
check this out! THIS IS WHAT IM TRYING TO ACHIEVE? THANK YOU PLEASE GET
BACK TO ME SOON I REALY NEED YOUR HELP!
 
L

Larry Linson

The examples at http://accdevel.tripod.com cover what you indicate you need
to do -- in fact, creating a new record with either an embedded or linked
picture. Download and take a look at them. Most people here are volunteers
and don't have time/energy to go off "surfing" to examples, nor, in fact, to
provide specific code solutions (AKA free contract work). That's why we
create "generic" examples to which we can refer.

Larry Linson
Microsoft Office Access MVP
 

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