ID:151011
 Jun 5 2001, 1:33 pm
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I'm working on a really basic tutorial about dithered transparencies. I whipped up a little HTML page to display the concepts that I couldn't put to words. The trouble is, when I use browse('dither.html'), it displays only the opening text and none of my tables or graphics. Is there a way to make it display my html page as regular browser would?
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On 6/5/01 4:42 pm Tom wrote:
I don't know why the tables aren't working, though. I'll probably need more information. *Embarassed grin* Well, it helps if I save the current version of the page in the directory I'm working in. This one was all my fault. | |
On 6/5/01 4:42 pm Tom wrote:
You'll have to upload the graphics to the user with browse_rsc (yes, I want to change the name .. blame Dan). Hopefully we will be able to automate this functionality in the future. Example: It works great if I upload 1 pic with browse_rsc(), but I have 5 separate gifs I want to embed. If I use more than 1 browse_rsc(), the browser never opens when it gets to the browse() proc. Here is my code: client New() . = ..() src << browse_rsc('mouse.gif') src << browse_rsc('25.gif') src << browse_rsc('50.gif') src << browse_rsc('75.gif') src << browse_rsc('50stripe.gif') src << browse('dither.html') | |
On 6/5/01 8:48 pm Shadowdarke wrote:
It works great if I upload 1 pic with browse_rsc(), but I have 5 separate gifs I want to embed. If I use more than 1 browse_rsc(), the browser never opens when it gets to the browse() proc. You are right. There seems to be a problem with the browse() function once resources are cached. Working on it... | |
You'll have to upload the graphics to the user with browse_rsc (yes, I want to change the name .. blame Dan). Hopefully we will be able to automate this functionality in the future. Example:
browse_rsc('dither_example.jpg')
browse('dither.html')
I don't know why the tables aren't working, though. I'll probably need more information.