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I’m trying to set an image, but I’m not getting it. WPF can’t seem to find the image path. Why this happens?
<Image Width="60"
Height="60"
Stretch="Fill"
Source="\Images\Tiles\clientes.png" />
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I’m trying to set an image, but I’m not getting it. WPF can’t seem to find the image path. Why this happens?
<Image Width="60"
Height="60"
Stretch="Fill"
Source="\Images\Tiles\clientes.png" />
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I had problems with a project of mine and really took a long time to find the solution, but what solved for me was to put the Source of the image this way:
<Image Width="60"
Height="60"
Stretch="Fill"
Source="/Nome.Do.Projeto;component/Images/Tiles/clientes.png"/>
Where Name.do.Project is the namespace of the project where the image is.
I hope I’ve helped.
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You are using the bars backwards. The correct one would be:
<Image
Width="60"
Height="60"
Stretch="Fill"
Source="/Images/Tiles/clientes.png" />
It is also possible to create a Resource
for the images and then use them as a StaticResource
.
Inside the tag ResourceDictionary
of the archive App.xaml
add:
<BitmapImage x:Key="ImagemCliente" UriSource="/Images/Tiles/clientes.png" />
And in your image use that way:
<Image
Width="60"
Height="60"
Stretch="Fill"
Source="{StaticResource ImagemCliente}" />
That way the code of your layout is cleaner and if you use the image in more than one place for example, when you want to modify it, you will have to change in only one location.
Create a property of type ImageSource
in its class, which will be used to store the desired image. Assuming the property used is Caminho
, then the image definition in the property would be as follows:
seuObjeto.Caminho = new BitmapImage(new Uri("pack://application:,,,/Images/Tiles/clientes.png"))
And the binding
for XAML:
<Image
Width="60"
Height="60"
Stretch="Fill"
Source="{Binding Caminho}" />
I don’t know how you defined the structure of binding
in your project, then just put the property that should be made Binding. Depending on your architecture, the binding
may be different, but the idea is the same.
If you are using . NET 4.5 and the previously reported paths do not work, you will need to use the full image path. This is due to the fact that Microsoft made significant modifications to this version of . NET and "spoiled" some things.
<Image Source="pack://application:,,,/AssemblyName;component/Images/Tiles/clientes.png">
But what about passing the paths through a property (String Path) and making a Binding, as I would?
I edited the answer and added what you want.
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