Alvaro,
I
don't know if this is specifically what you are looking to do, but if you have
an attachment field with an image in it, you can perform a Set Fields action in
an Active Link to set the View Field. I'm not sure if that's the best way
for what you are doing but it is always an option. If you are just trying
to make a popup that is for a loading screen, you could even just build an html
page on some web server then load the whole thing in the popup of the View
Field.
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Subject: Images in view fieldHi All!Just wondering if theres a way to put an image in a view field. I want to set the text to something like:"<center><p><font size=1>Please wait ...</font><br><img src="" width=158 height=50 ></p></center>"Where should I place the gif image in order for remedy to locate it a load it in the view field?Is there any other way to load an animated gif in the remedy user?Thanks and regards,Alvaro__20060125_______________________This posting was submitted with HTML in it___
