Default Image

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• 18. Juni 2014 13:54

New to Bartender. Currently evaluating as a replacement for current product. Using Bartender Automation Edition v 10.

I am trying to create Shelf tags with product image. I need to place a default image if the unitUPC field does not find a match for upc.jpg in my default image folder.

 

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  Shotaro Ito

  ★ BarTender Hero ★

  • 19. Juni 2014 05:20

  Hi kevinha1,

   

  Do you mean you have a data sourced picture which file name is coming from database field,

  and if there's no such file in a folder, show a default picture?

   

  There should be more suitable method to do that - 

  however one idea is place the default picture below the data sourced picture. 

  Set the picture's error handling to [Never abort print job] to avoid error message.

   

  So if the data sourced picture is not shown, the default picture appears. 

  only works if default picture's size is the same or smaller than the data sourced pictures.

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  Legacy Poster

  ★ BarTender Hero ★

  • 19. Juni 2014 13:16

  _{Thank You for you reply. This method is how I am testing it now. It does work but there should be a better way.}

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  Legacy Poster

  ★ BarTender Hero ★

  • 24. Juni 2014 14:04

  After further testing this is not a valid option. many of the item images are smaller than the default image. I need a way to place default image only if the item image is missing.

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  Shotaro Ito

  ★ BarTender Hero ★

  • 25. Juni 2014 05:47

  Try this..

  Create a picture as data source, get database value from database field, then give share name to data source (ex. PICPATH)

  Create another (default) picture, set value as default picture file. In datasource's transform, add VB Script  - if picture file is exists, change data source to empty.

   

  'hide this picture when file PICPATH in "c:\pic" exists
  Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
  'Named datasource PICPATH have filename of another picture.
  path = "c:\pic\" & PICPATH
  
  'If the file exists, this picture shows nothing. 
  If fso.FileExists(path) = True Then
     Value = ""
  End If
  Set objFileSys = Nothing
  

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