I need help, the eclipse and code simulators does not display the image I inputted in buzz touch. please help me

Hey @acschcs, Try a real device first. Don't panic. Make sure it's in your folders and referenced. LA

Yes, I tried it on a real android device, still same as simulator, no image.

I need more information. What did you name them? LA

just to be clear, I uploaded an image file to buzz touch for the screens background, but when i test it on a real device it doesn't not display it

just found out they were JPG format as well.

As @LA says, don't panic! You need to provide us with more information for us to help you, otherwise it's impossible. What image? Which screen have you added it to? How did you try to add it? Have you added the image to the Res > Drawable folder? Is it an image at a url? Be as detailed as possible and we can help you!

Did you put a copy in your BT folder in your project? LA

There you go! Have you added the image to the Res > Drawable folder in your project?

Here is what it is, I downloaded the image from the internet. Decided that i wanted that image on my app. I uploaded the image on the home screen of my app with buttons over the top. and to be sure LA this is in both eclipse and xcode. overall I think it is something to do with the image format or the image size

the name is dual-heart-clouds-1920x1200.jpg and the position is centre preserved ratio

Just be careful with infringements and copyright issues with images off the net. Take out the special characters. LA

So, basically i have to upload the image, and then download the source code and then put the image file in the res > drawable BT file?

Yes with no caps and special characters. Reference it in your project also. LA

So, I have to upload the image and also input the image in the BT folder? that would make it really confusing.

Sorry it can make it confusing but you will get it. LA

But, some images displayed without inputting the image in the image bt folder

To add to the confusion... In Eclipse you add it to the Res > Drawable folder in your project. In xcode you add it somewhere else. For Android the image looks to be very big. Large images in some plugins can cause problems, try and make the size something like 640x960. At that size it should look ok in a phone and tablet. The file name looks ok, but as @LA says, it's safer to just use letters, all lower case. You don't need to put the image into the project if you use the url option in your control panel - (http://locationofimage.com/image.jpg)

alrighty, thanks i'll try that next time, thanks for your help LA and raveyd

My pleasure. LA

No problem! It's tough when you're starting out, but it does get easier!