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I’m in a project and I need to put a background image, I would like to leave this responsive image but I’m not getting it. I’m using the Timage
to insert the image.
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I’m in a project and I need to put a background image, I would like to leave this responsive image but I’m not getting it. I’m using the Timage
to insert the image.
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There are two ways of doing, in time design or by code, let’s go the first option.
Design Time:
As mentioned by @lucaswmolin, click on the TImage
and in the properties will set first of all the image in picture
then we will make the component responsive by defining alclient
to the property align
, then on the option Stretch
we define how True
to make the image you open the same size as the component. As you can see in the image below:
Code:
By code just use the following example in onCreate
form:
procedure TForm1.FormCreate(Sender: TObject);
begin
//vai abrir a imagem
Image1.Picture.LoadFromFile('caminho');
//define o tamanho do componente ao form
Image1.Align := AlClient;
//defini o tamanho da imagem ao componente
Image1.Stretch := True;
end;
EDIT1:
After the comment of @Murilopecht that in the version Delphi 10.2 was not working I went to test and actually does not work if the project created is a "Multi-device Application" the steps for the image to stay working are as follows:
first Copy a Timage to the form
2nd In properties defines client
for the option align
.
3º In properties Multirestbitmap option click on the 3 points and we will load the image path, see in the image below where to load the path:
To use the code option, just use the following:
procedure TForm1.FormCreate(Sender: TObject);
begin
//vai abrir a imagem
Image1.MultiResBitmap[0].bitmap.LoadFromFile('caminho');
//define o tamanho do componente ao form
Image1.Align := TAlignLayout.Client;
end;
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so buddy, I added Timage but did not find in properties the picture element to be changed.
– Murilo Pecht
even when I add the Timage element and add it to the form’s oncreate line: Image1.Picture.Loadfromfile('path'); Delphi says that "does not contain a Member named 'Picture''."
– Murilo Pecht
@Murilopecht edited the answer with a photo of the location of the property, just click on the 3 points and add the image
– Tmc
does not have this property because I am using Delphi 10.2 Tokyo.
– Murilo Pecht
so I still can’t solve it, because the answer you sent me is for Iphi 2010, and I’m using Iphi 10.2 Tokyo.
– Murilo Pecht
@Murilopecht I’ll do some research and edit my answer if I can
– Tmc
Thank you very much.
– Murilo Pecht
@Murilopecht what kind of project are you creating? vcl Forms application, multi-device application,.... could you tell me to help you solve your problem?
– Tmc
thank you very much, helped me a lot.
– Murilo Pecht