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It was an assignment for school and the pictures were a required aspect (which is part of the reason it's so frustrating that they're not appearing.) Plus, there was a feature that relied on the exact width of those buttons. (Which, in hindsight, I probably could have softcoded.)
 
Dinru said:
It was an assignment for school and the pictures were a required aspect (which is part of the reason it's so frustrating that they're not appearing.) Plus, there was a feature that relied on the exact width of those buttons. (Which, in hindsight, I probably could have softcoded.)
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Depending on the language in question, there may or may not be an exception if some file can't be found. I'll infer from you sig that you're talking about Java - please correct me if I'm wrong - and in most cases Java will throw an exception if it can't find a file. Make sure you're not catching and ignoring any exceptions and make sure the path is correct (especially with regards to the file separator character - File.separator - never hardcode this character because that inherently makes your code platform dependent, and also look at character case, because some filesystems have case-insensitive names and others do not)
 
I knew all of that already, but thank you. It wasn't throwing exceptions, but I figured out how to softcode the location of the image. It loaded fine after that. (I got 129% on it even before I fixed that, so I'm pretty sure I did well regardless!)
 
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