Refrencing Images

[HTML-JSClub]

Anyone know how to refrence images? like GetElementByID except for
images. I alread tried ...ByID ...ByName ...ByValue GetImageBy[previous
ones].

[Random]

Re: Refrencing Images

<img ... id=foo name=foo />

document.images[0] === document.images[ 'foo' ] ===
document.getEle mentById( 'foo' );

[Michael Winter]

Re: Refrencing Images

On 22/05/2005 06:50, Random wrote:
[color=blue]
> <img ... id=foo name=foo />
>
> document.images[0] === document.images[ 'foo' ][/color]

Assuming 'foo' is the first image in the document, otherwise the index
(0) will be different.
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> === document.getEle mentById( 'foo' );[/color]

Even when an id attribute value is present on an image in a HTML
document, it is preferable to use the images collection above. It is
supported on more user agents and is self-documenting.

Mike

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Michael Winter
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[Random]

Re: Refrencing Images

hands[ 1 ].add( new Thumb( { direction: 1 } ) );

or, rather,

hands[ 'right' ].add( new Thumb( { direction: 'up' } ) );

[HTML-JSClub]

Re: Refrencing Images

Ok thx, i'll try them as soon as i can

[HTML-JSClub]

Re: Refrencing Images

i'm wondering, can i put in stead of a # in /document.images[0]/, can i
put a variable /document.images[myimg]/?

[HTML-JSClub]

Re: Refrencing Images

never mind that, new problem: why isn't this working?
[color=blue]
> document.images[imgfile] === document.images[currX] ===[/color]
document.getEle mentById(currX) .src="man.jpg";

[HTML-JSClub]

Re: Refrencing Images

LOL, i keep solving my own problems (needed 3 ===) thx for all your
help Micheal , "Random"

[Randy Webb]

Re: Refrencing Images

HTML-JSClub wrote:
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> LOL, i keep solving my own problems (needed 3 ===) thx for all your
> help Micheal , "Random"
>[/color]

Now all we have to do is manage to teach you how to quote and reply
properly.

--
Randy
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Answer:It destroys the order of the conversation
Question: Why?
Answer: Top-Posting.
Question: Whats the most annoying thing on Usenet?

[HTML-JSClub]

Re: Refrencing Images

sry i had asked a question but when i solved it i deleted it off the
thread, i thought i had deleted the one you just quoted too.
the question was " Why isnt this working? document.images[0] ===
document.images[ 'foo' ] ===
document.getEle mentById( 'foo' ). src = 'image.jpg' "
The answer was that i needed 3 === after .src
sry for the confusion

[Michael Winter]

Re: Refrencing Images

On 24/05/2005 06:02, HTML-JSClub wrote:
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> never mind that, new problem: why isn't this working?
>[color=green]
>> document.images[imgfile] === document.images[currX] ===
>> document.getEle mentById(currX) .src="man.jpg";[/color][/color]

All you want is:

document.images[currX].src = 'man.jpg';

In an earlier post where Random wrote:
[color=blue]
> <img ... id=foo name=foo />
>
> document.images[0] === document.images[ 'foo' ] ===
> document.getEle mentById( 'foo' );[/color]

the point was that you could use

document.images['foo'] or,
document.getEle mentById('foo')

to refer to it. If that image was the n'th image in the document, you
could also use

document.images[ <n> ]

instead. The intent wasn't for you to use all of them.

Mike

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Michael Winter
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[Randy Webb]

Re: Refrencing Images

HTML-JSClub wrote:
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> sry i had asked a question but when i solved it i deleted it off the
> thread, i thought i had deleted the one you just quoted too.
> the question was " Why isnt this working? document.images[0] ===
> document.images[ 'foo' ] ===
> document.getEle mentById( 'foo' ). src = 'image.jpg' "
> The answer was that i needed 3 === after .src
> sry for the confusion
>[/color]

And you still missed the most important part of what I posted.

<quote>

Now all we have to do is manage to teach you how to quote and reply
properly.

</quote>

--
Randy
comp.lang.javas cript FAQ - http://jibbering.com/faq & newsgroup weekly
Answer:It destroys the order of the conversation
Question: Why?
Answer: Top-Posting.
Question: Whats the most annoying thing on Usenet?

[HTML-JSClub]

Re: Refrencing Images

OK I'M SORRY!!!! and I finally get it thanks to Micheal and if i'm
still missing the point than i have NOOOOOO idea what you're talking
about.

[Richard Cornford]

Re: Refrencing Images

HTML-JSClub wrote:[color=blue]
> Randy Webb wrote:[color=green]
>>HTML-JSClub wrote:[color=darkred]
>>> Randy Webb wrote:[/color][/color][/color]
<snip>[color=blue][color=green][color=darkred]
>>>> Now all we have to do is manage to teach you
>>>> how to quote and reply properly.[/color][/color][/color]
<snip>[color=blue][color=green][color=darkred]
>>>sry for the confusion[/color][/color][/color]
<snip>[color=blue][color=green]
>>And you still missed the most important part of what I posted.[/color][/color]
<snip>[color=blue]
> ... if i'm still missing the point than i have
> NOOOOOO idea what you're talking about.[/color]

Concentrate on the words "how to quote".

Richard.

[HTML-JSClub]

Re: Refrencing Images

o....k..... i dont remember quoting anything. And now I have a
question: in switch statements can i have it like:[color=blue]
>case str1:[/color]
or does it have to be a string or number?