On Thursday 27 March 2008 19:04, Michael Rogers wrote: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > Okay, replying to myself and topposting... *hands some spears* > > > > I made a test and simply replaced the mimetype with "image/gif", so the > > "image" is broken but the browser still thinks it's an image and > > hopefully behaves normal. > > My Opera 9.23 sends a new request after 5 seconds, so from my side it > > seems to work with binary based mimetypes. > > Just tried a similar test with Firefox 2.0.0.12, using cat to splice > together the headers and images and feeding them to netcat's stdin... > the first image loads, then after 5 seconds it sends another request but > doesn't seem to understand the response - a window pops up saying I'm > trying to download a nameless file of type BIN. Worse, if the first > image is embedded in an HTML page it never seems to try the refresh. > > Also did some quick tests with multipart/x-mixed-replace - it works, but > you have to keep the connection open which defeats the purpose.
Hmmm, fair point. We could recommend that users put in image dimensions, and if they do convert the inline images into iframe's. jSite etc could automatically put in any missing dimensions for inlined images that are on the same site. Of course this won't work for backgrounds, non-rectangular images (how exactly does wrap-around-an-image work?), etc. Is this solvable? Can you put an iframe in a layer behind another iframe? If not, we're back to my original conclusion: we need a browser plugin to handle the freenet: protocol. > > Cheers, > Michael
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