Image errors

[boliches]

I am trying to work around a problem where I can avoid the following message:

"Runtime error 2220

Cannot open file "C:\Project1\Ti ckets\2007-04BP1006.jpg" etc.

This occurs when I try to load a file that does not exist, the rest of the script seems to work fine. I have used error traps but this one escapes. my code for this section is:
[CODE=vb] Message:
Res1 = InputBox("Pleas e enter a valid Ticket ID to be viewed Message")
Text1 = Res1
Text1 = Format(Text1, ">")
Text15 = Res1
Me.Refresh
If Res1 = "" Then Exit Sub
strTicket1 = "C:\Project1\Ti ckets\2007-" & Text1 & ".jpg"
strNo1 = Me.Text1
Me.imgTicket.Pi cture = strTicket1

[/CODE] I want to be able to reintroduce the InputBox when Me.imgTicket.Pi cture = "(none)", anyone have any ideas on how I can acieve this, as currently if I put:

[CODE=vb] If Me.imgTicket.Pi cture ="(none)" Goto Message[/CODE]

Nothing happens (apart from the 2220 error message) as it is too late to catch the error! its already happened ie

strTicket=C:\Pr oject1\Tickets\ 2007-04BP1006.jpg
if this image does not exist then
Me.imgTicket.Pi cture=("none")

Hopes this makes some sense to someone.

Thanks

[missinglinq]

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[ADezii]

I am trying to work around a problem where I can avoid the following message:

"Runtime error 2220

Cannot open file "C:\Project1\Ti ckets\2007-04BP1006.jpg" etc.

This occurs when I try to load a file that does not exist, the rest of the script seems to work fine. I have used error traps but this one escapes. my code for this section is:
[CODE=vb] Message:
Res1 = InputBox("Pleas e enter a valid Ticket ID to be viewed Message")
Text1 = Res1
Text1 = Format(Text1, ">")
Text15 = Res1
Me.Refresh
If Res1 = "" Then Exit Sub
strTicket1 = "C:\Project1\Ti ckets\2007-" & Text1 & ".jpg"
strNo1 = Me.Text1
Me.imgTicket.Pi cture = strTicket1

[/CODE] I want to be able to reintroduce the InputBox when Me.imgTicket.Pi cture = "(none)", anyone have any ideas on how I can acieve this, as currently if I put:

[CODE=vb] If Me.imgTicket.Pi cture ="(none)" Goto Message[/CODE]

Nothing happens (apart from the 2220 error message) as it is too late to catch the error! its already happened ie

strTicket=C:\Pr oject1\Tickets\ 2007-04BP1006.jpg
if this image does not exist then
Me.imgTicket.Pi cture=("none")

Hopes this makes some sense to someone.

Thanks

Before loading a File into an Image Control, always make sure the Path is correct and the File does exist, as in:
[CODE=vb]Dim strPathToImage As String

strPathToImage = "C:\Test\Chair. jpg"

If Dir(strPathToIm age, vbNormal) <> "" Then
Me![imgTest].Picture = strPathToImage
Else
MsgBox "Path to File does not exist or File Name incorrect!", vbExclamation, "Invalid File Name"
End If[/CODE]

[boliches]

You guys are fantastic!

Many thanks.

[ADezii]

You guys are fantastic!

Many thanks.

Always glad to help!