C# [C#/wpf]Image Does Not Show

[Nobody 8]

I'm trying to make an Image control contain an image, and it is not working. You can see it is the VE but when you debug the picture does not show. Here is the XAML code:

			    <Image x:Name="stfsTool" HorizontalAlignment="Left" Height="100" VerticalAlignment="Top" Width="182" Margin="20,91,0,0" Source="pack://siteoforigin:,,,/Resources/STFSTool.jpg" MouseUp="stfsTool_MouseUp"/>

[0xdeafcafe 226]

Change the Source attribute to;

Source="/app_default_namespace;component/Resources/STFSTool.jpg"

Then, make sure the Image has a 'Build Action' of 'Resource'.

[Nobody 8]

Change the Source attribute to;

Source="/app_default_namespace;component/Resources/STFSTool.jpg"

Then, make sure the Image has a 'Build Action' of 'Resource'.

I'm in Visual Studio, not Blend so I changed the Resources property to it instead. I get this error though:

Error 1 Could not find a part of the path 'C:\app_default_namespace;component\Resources\STFSTool.png'. C:\Users\Iysac\documents\visual studio 2012\Projects\Xenon\Xenon\Mainwindow.xaml 34 137 Xenon

Edited August 29, 2012 by Nobody

[0xdeafcafe 226]

I'm in Visual Studio, not Blend so I changed the Resources property to it instead. I get this error though:

Error 1 Could not find a part of the path 'C:\app_default_namespace;component\Resources\STFSTool.png'. C:\Users\Iysac\documents\visual studio 2012\Projects\Xenon\Xenon\Mainwindow.xaml 34 137 Xenon

You're loading the image from the C drive?.. Why? Import it into a folder called "Resources" in Visual Studio and label it as 'Resource'.

[Nobody 8]

You're loading the image from the C drive?.. Why? Import it into a folder called "Resources" in Visual Studio and label it as 'Resource'.

It is?

[0xdeafcafe 226]

It is?

Oh, you were suppose to change "app_default_namespace" to the applications default namespace.

[Nobody 8]

Oh, you were suppose to change "app_default_namespace" to the applications default namespace.

Still turns up empty on debug.

[0xdeafcafe 226]

Still turns up empty on debug.

Oh, and your image is a .png, you're calling a .jpg in the xaml.

[Nobody 8]

Oh, and your image is a .png, you're calling a .jpg in the xaml.

No, I changed that.

[0xdeafcafe 226]

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