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From: jezzajezza on 18 Feb 2010 21:20 Is it possible to attach an image to a product and it be displayed when it is viewed? If possible, where is the proceedure for it or the instructions on how to do it? I work in a company that supplies FMCG (food) to the retail sector and the company wants images available to explain to customers what the product is. Thanks
From: Savatage on 19 Feb 2010 12:05 You mean like "Item Pictures" on the item card try it Item->Picture "jezzajezza" wrote: > Is it possible to attach an image to a product and it be displayed when it is > viewed? > > If possible, where is the proceedure for it or the instructions on how to do > it? > > I work in a company that supplies FMCG (food) to the retail sector and the > company wants images available to explain to customers what the product is. > > Thanks
From: Kim on 5 Mar 2010 15:25 The draw-back of the Item->Picture is, that it is very limited to size and file type (bmp). you would have to convert your pictures to bmp. however.. there are solutions existing to embbed graphical files on forms via special DLLS/OCX/Controlls.. "Savatage" <savatage99(a)gmail.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:1835FFCD-B2DB-485C-9EE9-C1FA61C4CCE1(a)microsoft.com... > You mean like "Item Pictures" on the item card try it > > Item->Picture > > "jezzajezza" wrote: > >> Is it possible to attach an image to a product and it be displayed when >> it is >> viewed? >> >> If possible, where is the proceedure for it or the instructions on how to >> do >> it? >> >> I work in a company that supplies FMCG (food) to the retail sector and >> the >> company wants images available to explain to customers what the product >> is. >> >> Thanks
From: Savatage on 22 Mar 2010 12:14 We use the import pictures on the fly technique from an outside database of pictures to keep the database size in check. We Have over 60,000 items and a pic for each would greatly increase our database size. For example on the item picture form you add the code to OnAfterGetRecord trigger Form - OnAfterGetRecord() SETRANGE("No."); CLEAR(Picture); IF EXISTS ('P:\BMP\'+"No."+'.BMP') THEN Picture.IMPORT('P:\BMP\'+"No."+'.BMP',FALSE); CALCFIELDS(Picture); *For this example our pictures are saved in a network drive called "P:\BMP" and the item pictures' name is the same as the Item Number. For tons of Item Picture posts & info click here: http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=Item+Pictures Also if you want to convert all pics to almost anyformat with the click of a button. try pixresizer it's free!! http://pixresizer.en.softonic.com/
From: Savatage on 22 Mar 2010 12:19
Correction to the above post, since edit is not allowed (The correct link is below) For tons of Item Picture posts & info click here: http://www.lmsmfy.com/?q=Item+Pictures "Savatage" wrote: > We use the import pictures on the fly technique from an outside database of > pictures to keep the database size in check. We Have over 60,000 items and a > pic for each would greatly increase our database size. > > For example on the item picture form you add the code to OnAfterGetRecord > trigger > > Form - OnAfterGetRecord() > SETRANGE("No."); > CLEAR(Picture); > IF EXISTS ('P:\BMP\'+"No."+'.BMP') > THEN Picture.IMPORT('P:\BMP\'+"No."+'.BMP',FALSE); > CALCFIELDS(Picture); > *For this example our pictures are saved in a network drive called "P:\BMP" > and the item pictures' name is the same as the Item Number. > > For tons of Item Picture posts & info click here: > http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=Item+Pictures > > Also if you want to convert all pics to almost anyformat with the click of a > button. > try pixresizer it's free!! > http://pixresizer.en.softonic.com/ > |