On Oct 31, 12:21 pm, "M=F3nica" <monica.d...@augure.com> wrote:
> I=B4ve also tested what you say and it does not work with relative path.
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> To make it work, do what Marie says or use absolute URL
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http://www.yourpage.com/Subpage/Trademark.jpg)
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> "Kirk" <lok...@hotmail.com> escribi=F3 en el mensajenews:1193753651.19891=
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> >I am creating a very simple report in VS 2005. I dragged an image
> > control to the report surface and set it's value property to the
> > virtual path of my image (like "~/SubPage/Trademark.jpg"). However,
> > the image is never displayed - either at design time, when the report
> > viewer runs, or when the report is exported to PDF. I just get the
> > standard "No image" (red X) icon.
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> > I have read other posts about this but most of them were trying to do
> > something more complicated than me. At this point, I am not trying to
> > do any logic for the visibility or the value it is trying to display.
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> > I read about a bug that might be related here:
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http://support.microsoft.com/kb/842537/ >
> > ...but I am not sure if this pertains to me (as I am not pointing to a
> > URL, but rather a virtual path). I am leery of applying this SP2
> > patch, as there is no way to uninstall it, and I am not sure if it
> > will "break" anything that is currently working.
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> > I would appreciate any suggestions that anyone could give me.
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Thanks for the replies. I used the absolute URL and that worked.
It's unfortunate that this does not work with a relative path.
update the application just to update absolute URL's is goofy. I
