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i've got a calc field whose result is a container that displays pix from a folder using a calc it has worked fine to date Today, I added a new record and a picture file - corrrectly named - to the folder referenced by the calc No show! I checked permissions: no problem. By that I mean no difference between the no show pix and the pix which do show One check I ran is as follows: i removed a pic file from the pic folder for a record that does display correctly A message in the middle of the pic field showed up stating: "the file cannot be found: 97.jpg" I stuck the missing file back in the pix folder, and bang, it displayed again properly as required. The new record which does not display an associated image does not display a missing file message. Does that mean the calc isn't working ? I have restarted of course. No joy. This is a complete puzzle. Any thoughts, much appreciated. Marmot And you, ofcourse, have checked that the jpg actualy is a jpg? |
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thdyo... (AT) googlemail (DOT) com> schreef in berichtnews:1182716033.798890.284150 (AT) p77g2000hsh (DOT) googlegroups.com... i've got a calc field whose result is a container that displays pix from a folder using a calc it has worked fine to date Today, I added a new record and a picture file - corrrectly named - to the folder referenced by the calc No show! I checked permissions: no problem. By that I mean no difference between the no show pix and the pix which do show One check I ran is as follows: i removed a pic file from the pic folder for a record that does display correctly A message in the middle of the pic field showed up stating: "the file cannot be found: 97.jpg" I stuck the missing file back in the pix folder, and bang, it displayed again properly as required. The new record which does not display an associated image does not display a missing file message. Does that mean the calc isn't working ? I have restarted of course. No joy. This is a complete puzzle. Any thoughts, much appreciated. Marmot And you, ofcourse, have checked that the jpg actualy is a jpg? Or tried a copy of a previously working jpg and renamed the copy? Ursus |
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