Hi,
All of our executables built using PB 2019 are missing application icons. Could you let us know how to resolve this issue? I reviewed relevant Q&A but couldn't find satisfactory answer.
I will really appreciate your help.
Thanks
Sanjay
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Sanjay Shivade
- PowerBuilder
- Friday, 4 September 2020 21:37 PM UTC
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- Chris Pollach @Appeon
- Saturday, 5 September 2020 21:35 PM UTC
Hi Sanjay ... The icon issue started in PB 2019 R2 build 2323. Build #2170 should be OK. That was the last MR for the GA version of PB 2019 before R2 was released.
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- Chris Pollach @Appeon
- Saturday, 5 September 2020 13:55 PM UTC
Correct ... MR2328 had a fix for the missing App icon.
- Miguel Leeuwe
- Sunday, 6 September 2020 22:53 PM UTC
Well, I'm on 2353 and it's been happening to me too after migrations from 2017:(
Solution: go into the application object. Assign an empty string for the icon, apply save.
go back in again: assign the correct icon again with full path, "Apply" button, then I delete the path and only leave the icon name, as the icons are in the same folder as the application object's pbl (and in the pbr file).
Solved.
Solution: go into the application object. Assign an empty string for the icon, apply save.
go back in again: assign the correct icon again with full path, "Apply" button, then I delete the path and only leave the icon name, as the icons are in the same folder as the application object's pbl (and in the pbr file).
Solved.
- Chris Pollach @Appeon
- Monday, 7 September 2020 01:55 AM UTC
Yep, No path. I've been doing it that way since PB 1.0. ?
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Hi, I just checked and my PB 2019 R2 #2323 deploys app's icon as part of .EXE file. It displays in Windows Explorer as expected.
How I do it:
- Application Painter > Properties Pane > General > [Additional Properties] > Icon > Icon Name
- Strip off path so filename is as short as possible. (screen shot #1)
Sometimes my graphics are in subfolder, like "resources/favicon.ico".
Never C:\DEV\ . . . - Deploy app using project painter
- Look at .EXE file in Windows Explorer => Image displayed
- Run app => Desktop taskbar displays app's icon (see screen shot #2)
Never had a problem with app icons nor images in general when my filenames strip off excess path.
HTH /Michael
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- Sanjay Shivade
- Tuesday, 8 September 2020 22:38 PM UTC
This worked for me. The app icon started showing up after removing the path explicitly. I am not sure why we didn't have to do this in earlier versions. Thanks for your help.
Sanjay P.S.
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Accidentally I started with empty string. Assigned with full path. Then removed path. So accidentally I followed you recipe. DIdn't realise though so my solution was "trust luck" it seems.
Well it's just old way of doing it isn't it.
I did find it strange that it happened to all of my applications after migrating them from 2017 R3 to 2019 R2.
Just a one time thing I hope.
regards