WPF - Cannot access static resource image [duplicate]
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How do I change an image source dynamically from code-behind in WPF with an image in Properties.Resources?
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I have done quite a bit of research but still cannot figure this out.
I have made a program that I would like to include a jpg image as an embedded resource, in the exe file. The reason is I don't want anyone tampering or changing the image once the program is released, and also when I distribute the program it would be good if there was only one file to send.
This is what I have at the moment, which works fine when loading an image on the hard drive.
<Border.Resources>
<BitmapImage x:Key="Logo" UriSource="C:UsersgmccoPicturesDevelopmentLogo.jpg"/>
</Border.Resources>
<Grid>
<Image Source="{StaticResource Logo}"/>
</Grid>
I have loaded the image into the program and changed the properties to make it an embedded resource, but cannot seem to use it.
How do you reference a embedded image in XAML please?
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I have done quite a bit of research but still cannot figure this out.
I have made a program that I would like to include a jpg image as an embedded resource, in the exe file. The reason is I don't want anyone tampering or changing the image once the program is released, and also when I distribute the program it would be good if there was only one file to send.
This is what I have at the moment, which works fine when loading an image on the hard drive.
<Border.Resources>
<BitmapImage x:Key="Logo" UriSource="C:UsersgmccoPicturesDevelopmentLogo.jpg"/>
</Border.Resources>
<Grid>
<Image Source="{StaticResource Logo}"/>
</Grid>
I have loaded the image into the program and changed the properties to make it an embedded resource, but cannot seem to use it.
How do you reference a embedded image in XAML please?
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You could have searched StackOverflow for "wpf image resource". In short, the Build Action should beResource(for an assembly resource), and the image should be loaded in XAML by a path like/Images/Logo.jpg, where the image file is located in a project folder named "Images".
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I still cannot get this working. I have the image in the resources folder and I have set the Build Action to Resource. If I reference the path as /Images/Logo.jpg then I get an error, could not find a part of the path C:ImagesLogo.jpg. If I reference it to where it actually is then it loads fine.but after I build the program and delete the image, the program does not load. Put the image back and the program loads again.
– Grant McConville
yesterday
If the image file is in a folder named "Resources", the path should obviously be/Resources/Logo.jpg.
– Clemens
yesterday
Added a snapshot. See what I mean?
– Grant McConville
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You mean a screenshot. And you should write Resources instead of Resource, if the image is in a folder named Resources.
– Clemens
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I have done quite a bit of research but still cannot figure this out.
I have made a program that I would like to include a jpg image as an embedded resource, in the exe file. The reason is I don't want anyone tampering or changing the image once the program is released, and also when I distribute the program it would be good if there was only one file to send.
This is what I have at the moment, which works fine when loading an image on the hard drive.
<Border.Resources>
<BitmapImage x:Key="Logo" UriSource="C:UsersgmccoPicturesDevelopmentLogo.jpg"/>
</Border.Resources>
<Grid>
<Image Source="{StaticResource Logo}"/>
</Grid>
I have loaded the image into the program and changed the properties to make it an embedded resource, but cannot seem to use it.
How do you reference a embedded image in XAML please?
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This question already has an answer here:
WPF - Import image as resource
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How do I change an image source dynamically from code-behind in WPF with an image in Properties.Resources?
1 answer
I have done quite a bit of research but still cannot figure this out.
I have made a program that I would like to include a jpg image as an embedded resource, in the exe file. The reason is I don't want anyone tampering or changing the image once the program is released, and also when I distribute the program it would be good if there was only one file to send.
This is what I have at the moment, which works fine when loading an image on the hard drive.
<Border.Resources>
<BitmapImage x:Key="Logo" UriSource="C:UsersgmccoPicturesDevelopmentLogo.jpg"/>
</Border.Resources>
<Grid>
<Image Source="{StaticResource Logo}"/>
</Grid>
I have loaded the image into the program and changed the properties to make it an embedded resource, but cannot seem to use it.
How do you reference a embedded image in XAML please?
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WPF - Import image as resource
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How do I change an image source dynamically from code-behind in WPF with an image in Properties.Resources?
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You could have searched StackOverflow for "wpf image resource". In short, the Build Action should beResource(for an assembly resource), and the image should be loaded in XAML by a path like/Images/Logo.jpg, where the image file is located in a project folder named "Images".
– Clemens
yesterday
I still cannot get this working. I have the image in the resources folder and I have set the Build Action to Resource. If I reference the path as /Images/Logo.jpg then I get an error, could not find a part of the path C:ImagesLogo.jpg. If I reference it to where it actually is then it loads fine.but after I build the program and delete the image, the program does not load. Put the image back and the program loads again.
– Grant McConville
yesterday
If the image file is in a folder named "Resources", the path should obviously be/Resources/Logo.jpg.
– Clemens
yesterday
Added a snapshot. See what I mean?
– Grant McConville
yesterday
You mean a screenshot. And you should write Resources instead of Resource, if the image is in a folder named Resources.
– Clemens
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You could have searched StackOverflow for "wpf image resource". In short, the Build Action should beResource(for an assembly resource), and the image should be loaded in XAML by a path like/Images/Logo.jpg, where the image file is located in a project folder named "Images".
– Clemens
yesterday
I still cannot get this working. I have the image in the resources folder and I have set the Build Action to Resource. If I reference the path as /Images/Logo.jpg then I get an error, could not find a part of the path C:ImagesLogo.jpg. If I reference it to where it actually is then it loads fine.but after I build the program and delete the image, the program does not load. Put the image back and the program loads again.
– Grant McConville
yesterday
If the image file is in a folder named "Resources", the path should obviously be/Resources/Logo.jpg.
– Clemens
yesterday
Added a snapshot. See what I mean?
– Grant McConville
yesterday
You mean a screenshot. And you should write Resources instead of Resource, if the image is in a folder named Resources.
– Clemens
yesterday
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You could have searched StackOverflow for "wpf image resource". In short, the Build Action should be
Resource (for an assembly resource), and the image should be loaded in XAML by a path like /Images/Logo.jpg, where the image file is located in a project folder named "Images".– Clemens
yesterday
You could have searched StackOverflow for "wpf image resource". In short, the Build Action should be
Resource (for an assembly resource), and the image should be loaded in XAML by a path like /Images/Logo.jpg, where the image file is located in a project folder named "Images".– Clemens
yesterday
I still cannot get this working. I have the image in the resources folder and I have set the Build Action to Resource. If I reference the path as /Images/Logo.jpg then I get an error, could not find a part of the path C:ImagesLogo.jpg. If I reference it to where it actually is then it loads fine.but after I build the program and delete the image, the program does not load. Put the image back and the program loads again.
– Grant McConville
yesterday
I still cannot get this working. I have the image in the resources folder and I have set the Build Action to Resource. If I reference the path as /Images/Logo.jpg then I get an error, could not find a part of the path C:ImagesLogo.jpg. If I reference it to where it actually is then it loads fine.but after I build the program and delete the image, the program does not load. Put the image back and the program loads again.
– Grant McConville
yesterday
If the image file is in a folder named "Resources", the path should obviously be
/Resources/Logo.jpg.– Clemens
yesterday
If the image file is in a folder named "Resources", the path should obviously be
/Resources/Logo.jpg.– Clemens
yesterday
Added a snapshot. See what I mean?
– Grant McConville
yesterday
Added a snapshot. See what I mean?
– Grant McConville
yesterday
You mean a screenshot. And you should write Resources instead of Resource, if the image is in a folder named Resources.
– Clemens
yesterday
You mean a screenshot. And you should write Resources instead of Resource, if the image is in a folder named Resources.
– Clemens
yesterday
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You could have searched StackOverflow for "wpf image resource". In short, the Build Action should be
Resource(for an assembly resource), and the image should be loaded in XAML by a path like/Images/Logo.jpg, where the image file is located in a project folder named "Images".– Clemens
yesterday
I still cannot get this working. I have the image in the resources folder and I have set the Build Action to Resource. If I reference the path as /Images/Logo.jpg then I get an error, could not find a part of the path C:ImagesLogo.jpg. If I reference it to where it actually is then it loads fine.but after I build the program and delete the image, the program does not load. Put the image back and the program loads again.
– Grant McConville
yesterday
If the image file is in a folder named "Resources", the path should obviously be
/Resources/Logo.jpg.– Clemens
yesterday
Added a snapshot. See what I mean?
– Grant McConville
yesterday
You mean a screenshot. And you should write Resources instead of Resource, if the image is in a folder named Resources.
– Clemens
yesterday