Silverlight / WPF - No images visible on Publish
Asked By David on 12-Oct-12 05:02 PM
Hi All
I have images on Windows/Xaml forms that work when on Build and are visible but when I publish the images are not visible. I have images in Resource and set to Build Action Resource and Copy always
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Image Margin="0,78.595,17.148,64" Name="Image1" Stretch="Fill" HorizontalAlignment="Right" Width="521.988" Source="file:///C:/001. Dave All Files/00.AA GOLF PROG MAIN FILE/Golf ver6 DA/Resource/Dunkeld.JPG" />
Thanks David
Robbe Morris replied to David on 12-Oct-12 05:42 PM
You need to use relative address on your paths and put the folder under the root of your project.
David replied to Robbe Morris on 14-Oct-12 04:06 PM
Thanks Robbe
Copied the bitmaps to Project Properties/Resourses by drag and drop from sub-directory then changed Xaml line to
"Source="Resource/Dunkeld.JPG"
It published ok Thanks
David
Robbe Morris replied to David on 14-Oct-12 04:26 PM
As an fyi, you can create an folder and set of sub folders and this will still work
/images/myotherimages/dunkeld.jpg
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