Re: Capturing client-side image coordinates
mscir wrote:[color=blue]
> Tony Gahlinger wrote:
>[color=green]
>> I'm using my browser (Mozilla/5.0 Linux i686 Gecko/20031007 Firebird/0.7)
>> to do some client-side image processing. I want to capture the
>> sequence of
>> coordinates a user clicks on in xxx.jpg in the following html
>>
>> <snip>[/color]
>
> I just used this to read and write a local text file with Netscape 7.1.
> The browser does popup a window asking permission for each operation,
> but it also lets me tell it to remember each decision if I don't want to
> see the dialog again.
>
> Mike
> ---------------------
>
> Captain's Mozilla XUL LOG - read local files and write local files:
>
> Here is a nice example of Mozilla's XUL including reading and writing
> from/to local files.
>
> http://www.captain.at/programming/xul/[/color]
Great, I'll give it a whirl. This should work better than my current
'..document.wri te' to an html file and using mouse capture to a disk
file. Thanks Mike.
--Tony
mscir wrote:[color=blue]
> Tony Gahlinger wrote:
>[color=green]
>> I'm using my browser (Mozilla/5.0 Linux i686 Gecko/20031007 Firebird/0.7)
>> to do some client-side image processing. I want to capture the
>> sequence of
>> coordinates a user clicks on in xxx.jpg in the following html
>>
>> <snip>[/color]
>
> I just used this to read and write a local text file with Netscape 7.1.
> The browser does popup a window asking permission for each operation,
> but it also lets me tell it to remember each decision if I don't want to
> see the dialog again.
>
> Mike
> ---------------------
>
> Captain's Mozilla XUL LOG - read local files and write local files:
>
> Here is a nice example of Mozilla's XUL including reading and writing
> from/to local files.
>
> http://www.captain.at/programming/xul/[/color]
Great, I'll give it a whirl. This should work better than my current
'..document.wri te' to an html file and using mouse capture to a disk
file. Thanks Mike.
--Tony
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