问题
I've been searching around on Google to find a better way to show images in Access without actually inserting the image into the database.
I found this article 'http://support.microsoft.com/kb/285820' via this thread 'Is there a way to get ms-access to display images from external files' which goes into great detail on how to set paths to pictures through folders/files, and it works great, for a 'set' picture. However, I want a different picture to display when I switch to a different record.
Here is the code from the article:
Option Compare Database
Option Explicit
Public Function DisplayImage(ctlImageControl As Control, strImagePath As Variant) As String
On Error GoTo Err_DisplayImage
Dim strResult As String
Dim strDatabasePath As String
Dim intSlashLocation As Integer
With ctlImageControl
If IsNull(strImagePath) Then
.Visible = False
strResult = "No image name specified."
Else
If InStr(1, strImagePath, "\") = 0 Then
' Path is relative
strDatabasePath = CurrentProject.FullName
intSlashLocation = InStrRev(strDatabasePath, "\", Len(strDatabasePath))
strDatabasePath = Left(strDatabasePath, intSlashLocation)
strImagePath = strDatabasePath & strImagePath
End If
.Visible = True
.Picture = strImagePath
strResult = "Image found and displayed."
End If
End With
Exit_DisplayImage:
DisplayImage = strResult
Exit Function
Err_DisplayImage:
Select Case Err.Number
Case 2220 ' Can't find the picture.
ctlImageControl.Visible = False
strResult = "Can't find image in the specified name."
Resume Exit_DisplayImage:
Case Else ' Some other error.
MsgBox Err.Number & " " & Err.Description
strResult = "An error occurred displaying image."
Resume Exit_DisplayImage:
End Select
End Function
I have a feeling that I need to place a line of code that states something like, show image where Image.ID = "ID", but I can't figure out where to put it without getting errors. Am I over-looking something perhaps, or am I approaching this the wrong way? I just don't want to clutter my database, memory-wise, with .bmp images, but I feel like I am going to have to.
SOLVED: A much easier solution is as Gord Thompson has described below in the comments. And from my own experience, using this method for .bmp images leaves the picture distorted and out of contrast. I tested the image for .jpg and it worked perfectly! I hope this helps others who are having trouble with similar problems finds this post helpful.
回答1:
The Microsoft Support article you cited applies to Access 2003. In Access 2010 (and later) there is a much simpler way to do it. All you need to do is place an Image control on the form and bind it to the field in your table that contains the path to the image file.
For example, with an [Employees] table like this
EmployeeID FirstName LastName PhotoPath
---------- --------- -------- ---------------------------------
1 Gord Thompson C:\Users\Public\Pictures\Gord.jpg
2 Hank Kingsley C:\Users\Public\Pictures\Hank.png
you could use an Image control whose Control Source
is the [PhotoPath] field ...

... and the image will automatically be retrieved from the file specified

No VBA required.
Note also that the image files do not have to be .bmp files.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/25856575/adding-images-into-forms-from-external-sources-using-paths