Hi.
Sorry about my ignorance but i don’t know how to initiate a general discuss on the main page. I will put here my problem, expecting that you can solve it. I have downloaded your accordion menu script on http://www.hedgerwow.com/360/mwd/accordion/demo.php and it worked fine. My problem is that i wish to put a form inside the hidden div’s with some input values, but when running the page script, it isn’t possible to write on the text forms, and cannot submit any value.
Can you help me with this?
many Thanks, sorry about the place i’ve putted my doubt.
Guilherme saraiva
Hi,
This is very very cool. I have a webpage which receives an image encoded as a base64 string via an asynchronous HttpRequest at some point after the page has been loaded. I would like to display this image.
In Firefox this is easy using the data URI. But I have not been able to do the same thing in IE. Your page is the first working IE example I have seen. But when I examine your source code I can’t see how the MHTML and VML work together. I can’t see the string that encodes the images at all. I would really like to create a dynamic version, where javascript can change the image.
Can you give some explanation? Or an example of dynamically setting the image in IE using javascript?
Antonio Parraga | 16-Aug-07 at 11:43 am | Permalink
Great work!
I have spend like 8 hours looking for an IE7 compatible method to display embedded images, and your method works for me.
It’s better than use tables or divs to paint an image (a workaround that I found in other forums).
This is the first webpage i have seen with embedded image working on IE, bt having a look upon the source code, i dont understand how ar things happening exactly.It would be a big favor if you can explain me or send me the source code of this page.
What i want to understand is what the www.yahoo.com and www.google.com strings mean. I looked at the VML W3C standard and the SRC attribute is a URL to the image that is to be displayed, why isnt this url a path to the local image or what not, what relates www.google.com to the squirrel?!
reieRMeister | 05-Jun-07 at 11:26 pm | Permalink
hello,
this crashes IE7.
greetings
hedgerwang | 06-Jun-07 at 10:21 am | Permalink
I’ve tested this on Ie7 and it works for me.
Anyone also have trouble with it?
Thanks.
guilho | 14-Jun-07 at 6:01 pm | Permalink
Hi.
Sorry about my ignorance but i don’t know how to initiate a general discuss on the main page. I will put here my problem, expecting that you can solve it. I have downloaded your accordion menu script on http://www.hedgerwow.com/360/mwd/accordion/demo.php and it worked fine. My problem is that i wish to put a form inside the hidden div’s with some input values, but when running the page script, it isn’t possible to write on the text forms, and cannot submit any value.
Can you help me with this?
many Thanks, sorry about the place i’ve putted my doubt.
Guilherme saraiva
David | 05-Jul-07 at 7:57 am | Permalink
Hi,
This is very very cool. I have a webpage which receives an image encoded as a base64 string via an asynchronous HttpRequest at some point after the page has been loaded. I would like to display this image.
In Firefox this is easy using the data URI. But I have not been able to do the same thing in IE. Your page is the first working IE example I have seen. But when I examine your source code I can’t see how the MHTML and VML work together. I can’t see the string that encodes the images at all. I would really like to create a dynamic version, where javascript can change the image.
Can you give some explanation? Or an example of dynamically setting the image in IE using javascript?
Antonio Parraga | 16-Aug-07 at 11:43 am | Permalink
Great work!
I have spend like 8 hours looking for an IE7 compatible method to display embedded images, and your method works for me.
It’s better than use tables or divs to paint an image (a workaround that I found in other forums).
Regards
Antonio
Girish | 23-Sep-07 at 5:26 am | Permalink
Hi,
This is the first webpage i have seen with embedded image working on IE, bt having a look upon the source code, i dont understand how ar things happening exactly.It would be a big favor if you can explain me or send me the source code of this page.
Thanks in Advance,
Regards
Girish
Eric | 08-Oct-07 at 1:18 pm | Permalink
What i want to understand is what the www.yahoo.com and www.google.com strings mean. I looked at the VML W3C standard and the SRC attribute is a URL to the image that is to be displayed, why isnt this url a path to the local image or what not, what relates www.google.com to the squirrel?!
Thanks
Eric | 08-Oct-07 at 1:19 pm | Permalink
BTW, the link to the source code is at the link:
http://www.hedgerwow.com/360/dhtml/base64-image/code.txt