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Last Activity: Jan 23 '08, 02:00 AM
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thanks everyone, all masters... -
Warder, not that this is the solution, but you also may want to consider zeroing out your margins for everything, and THEN start adjusting your layout, Browsers may render Default Margins differently, here is a great little snipet to use before and CSS rules get defined:
*{
margin:0px;
}
//this will FORCE all browsers to render with 0 margin, good luck,...Leave a comment:
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by the way to see the real world example for my client.....
http://www.pet-memorial-markers.com/...owerVases.html
the vase name at the bottom of the graphic is the graphic name extracted from the path
again, try it in FF or Safari, and then.......IE and BLAM, no dynamic src attribute rendering to the page.....
one solution I was thinking of was doing detection script for IE,...Leave a comment:
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here is an example of an image name that the script gets and displays on the page perfectly fine with FF and safari..
[CODE=javascript]//heres the HTML the image src attrib I want to grab....
<img src="Single/VG-001B.jpg" alt="" name="placehold er" width="450" height="350" id="placeholder " />
//heres the javascript targeting that src attrib.........Leave a comment:
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opps, thanks for the look...I forgot to include it in the Original post, Again heres the weird thing, It works great in all other browsers, and I have tried to look google over and over. Im not sure where to look for this issue.
[code=javascript]var mainPic = document.getEle mentById("place holder");
var picSrc = mainPic.getAttr ibute("src");
var container = document.getEle mentById("divCo ntainer");//the...Leave a comment:
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IE7 javascript using DOM wont output Dynamic Text?
Thanks to anyone who may be able to steer me in the right direction :)
Interesting that this works fine in All Browsers BUT Internet Explorer.
fairly simple goal......
get a "src" img element attribute and display it (by manipulating DOM elements) on the webpage under a graphic...(for a dynamic label)
[code=javascript]var mainPic = document.getEle mentById("place holder");
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