I'm guessing I have to go with a "null" image to display.  Certainly easier 
than the code to make the images visible or invisible.
I do not have to collapse the space, only one part prints on a page and the 
photos are at the bottom
Karen
 
 
 
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From: Robert Thompson <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Thu, Nov 10, 2022 2:28 pm
Subject: RE: [RBASE-L] - A "null" variable image

Not sure about a setting, perhaps someone else is.
But if not, you might consider a "default" image that is  a simple white or 
transparent square.  Then predefine all 4 variables to "Default.jpg" (or what 
ever).
Then if you do not assign an actual image,  the default will always display.   
No real code changes other than the variable filename predefault.
This would also allow you to display a default image for information or some 
other nice option.
However if you are wanting to collapse the print space when both image 3 & 4 
are null, this would not help.
And as you stated, the make invisible code would work as well.


Robert ThompsonTTC Inc.219-363-7441

-------- Original message --------From: 'Karen Tellef' via RBASE-L 
<[email protected]> Date: 11/10/22 1:53 PM (GMT-05:00) To: 
[email protected] Subject: [RBASE-L] - A "null" variable image 
Hopefully I can explain this.   I have attached a print-screen because my 
embedded images don't show in the list emails.
Each part we print on this report can have unlimited (or no) photos saved on 
disk.  We will print no more than 4 on the page, so I am pulling 4 random 
photos into my text variables (vfilename1, 2, 3, 4), and Variable Images are 
located.
Works great except when I have null variables.  As shown on the attached, 
vFilename1 and vFilename2 have values and print the photos just fine.  But 
variables vFilename3 and vFilename4 are NULL (as shown below, my null setting 
is actually ' ' when printing but I changed to -0- to show you the list).  

The null ones have that weird white/red thing.  I'm wondering if I am missing a 
setting for these.  I know I can write code to make controls invisible, but I 
was hoping I'm missing something simple.
Any clues for me?
Karen
Variable                       = Value                                    Type
------------------------------   ------------------------------           
-------
vFilename1                     = F:\Quality\123773-A.jpg                  TEXT  
  
vFilename2                     = F:\Quality\123773-B.jpg                  TEXT  
  
vFilename3                     = -0-                                      TEXT  
  
vFilename4                     = -0-                                      TEXT  
  
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