how to set date wise picture on vb form.
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From: KIRTI on 13 Jan 2010 10:44 hello frineds, if any budu, know about how to set date wise picture on vb form then plese send code of it. at my email address : joshikirti007(a)gmail.com or post here. Details : Date wise picture set meanse, for exmple , today christmas then picture releted to xmas, or today new year then picture set for new year wish here picture change on date meanse date : 1-1-2010 then picture= newyear.jpg if date is : 25-12-2009 / 10 then x-max.jpg please provide coding of this above thing. how to done with vb, please send code urgent. its really important for me.
From: Clifford Bass via AccessMonster.com on 14 Jan 2010 18:13 Hi, Well, if you have the images stored out on a server. And in a table in the database a list of image file paths/names for each date. And you have an image control on your form. You might do something like this in your form's On Open event: [imgForToday].Picture = DLookup("ImageFileName", _ "tblImageOfTheDay", "ImageDate = #" & Format(Date(), _ "yyyy-mm-dd") & "#") Adjust for your actual table, column and control names. Clifford Bass KIRTI wrote: >hello frineds, > >if any budu, know about how to set date wise picture on vb form then >plese send code of it. > >at my email address : joshikirti007(a)gmail.com or post here. > >Details : Date wise picture set meanse, for exmple , today >christmas then picture releted to xmas, or today new year then >picture set for new year wish > >here picture change on date meanse date : 1-1-2010 then picture= >newyear.jpg >if date is : 25-12-2009 / 10 then x-max.jpg > >please provide coding of this above thing. how to done with vb, >please send code urgent. > >its really important for me. -- Message posted via AccessMonster.com http://www.accessmonster.com/Uwe/Forums.aspx/access-gettingstarted/201001/1
From: Clifford Bass via AccessMonster.com on 14 Jan 2010 18:15 Hi, Or the images could be on the local computer, either in a specific location, or somewhere relative to the database. Clifford Bass Clifford Bass wrote: >Hi, > > Well, if you have the images stored out on a server. -- Message posted via http://www.accessmonster.com
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