Vista - Button with Image not showing in XAML

I am not pretty much new to XAML and I am trying to create a solution which
has buttons with image as background and I am using the following syntax,
and it is not showing up. Also if feasible can somebody guide me how I can
reference these directly from resource file.

<Button>
<Image Source="Resources\Images\Select.png"></Image>

</Button>



Thanks

Atul

In WPF, images must be embedded as Resource - type items. This is different
from the WinForms way to use the Resources.resx.
I usually create a folder, say 'Images' in my project - this creates a file
folder with the same name on disk, then copy the image(s) into this folder
(using windows explorer). Then, go back to Visual Studio. In the project
view, right-click on the 'Images' folder and choose 'Add Existing Item' to
add the image as a resource (shows as Build Action : Resource in the
properties window).
Then simply use e.g. Image Source="Images/mypicture.jpg" im XAML and it
should work.


"Atul Bahl" wrote:

> I am not pretty much new to XAML and I am trying to create a solution which
> has buttons with image as background and I am using the following syntax,
> and it is not showing up. Also if feasible can somebody guide me how I can
> reference these directly from resource file.
>
> <Button>
> <Image Source="Resources\Images\Select.png"></Image>
>
> </Button>
>
>
>
> Thanks
>
> Atul
>
>
>

Thanks for replying as I was thinking nobody looks at this news group.



Anyway I followed your recommended approach and it still does not work. I am
working again June CTP version of windows SDK. Also I have noticed none of
the samples included with the Windows SDK using WPF is able to display
images.



Not sure whether that is a bug in June CTP or what. Would definitely
appreciate any guidance.



"WolfgangB" <WolfgangB@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:C4361D68-3B95-4F38-BEF2-1B28F9FBAAFE@microsoft.com...
> In WPF, images must be embedded as Resource - type items. This is
> different
> from the WinForms way to use the Resources.resx.
> I usually create a folder, say 'Images' in my project - this creates a
> file
> folder with the same name on disk, then copy the image(s) into this folder
> (using windows explorer). Then, go back to Visual Studio. In the project
> view, right-click on the 'Images' folder and choose 'Add Existing Item' to
> add the image as a resource (shows as Build Action : Resource in the
> properties window).
> Then simply use e.g. Image Source="Images/mypicture.jpg" im XAML and it
> should work.
>
>
> "Atul Bahl" wrote:
>
>> I am not pretty much new to XAML and I am trying to create a solution
>> which
>> has buttons with image as background and I am using the following syntax,
>> and it is not showing up. Also if feasible can somebody guide me how I
>> can
>> reference these directly from resource file.
>>
>> <Button>
>> <Image Source="Resources\Images\Select.png"></Image>
>>
>> </Button>
>>
>>
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> Atul
>>
>>
>>

Hi,
I think problem could be related to WIC version, to fix :
http://msdn.microsoft.com/windowsvis...lt.aspx#topic2

I'm going to try as per link;
Good luck.

"Atul Bahl" wrote:

> Thanks for replying as I was thinking nobody looks at this news group.
>
>
>
> Anyway I followed your recommended approach and it still does not work. I am
> working again June CTP version of windows SDK. Also I have noticed none of
> the samples included with the Windows SDK using WPF is able to display
> images.
>
>
>
> Not sure whether that is a bug in June CTP or what. Would definitely
> appreciate any guidance.
>
>
>
> "WolfgangB" <WolfgangB@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:C4361D68-3B95-4F38-BEF2-1B28F9FBAAFE@microsoft.com...
> > In WPF, images must be embedded as Resource - type items. This is
> > different
> > from the WinForms way to use the Resources.resx.
> > I usually create a folder, say 'Images' in my project - this creates a
> > file
> > folder with the same name on disk, then copy the image(s) into this folder
> > (using windows explorer). Then, go back to Visual Studio. In the project
> > view, right-click on the 'Images' folder and choose 'Add Existing Item' to
> > add the image as a resource (shows as Build Action : Resource in the
> > properties window).
> > Then simply use e.g. Image Source="Images/mypicture.jpg" im XAML and it
> > should work.
> >
> >
> > "Atul Bahl" wrote:
> >
> >> I am not pretty much new to XAML and I am trying to create a solution
> >> which
> >> has buttons with image as background and I am using the following syntax,
> >> and it is not showing up. Also if feasible can somebody guide me how I
> >> can
> >> reference these directly from resource file.
> >>
> >> <Button>
> >> <Image Source="Resources\Images\Select.png"></Image>
> >>
> >> </Button>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >> Thanks
> >>
> >> Atul
> >>
> >>
> >>
>
>
>