Interesting idea, but I dont think so, because it still wouldnt
explain why the image has vanished.
You can zoom out if you like anyway, and actualy see the images being
removed.
The rectangle acts as a marker for the loading range.
Codes rather a mess, but the image loading bit is trival really, its
just;
===
Image newpanelimage = new Image(CurrentPanelToLoadIno.Data);
ContainerPanel newpanel = new ContainerPanel
(newpanelimage,CurrentPanelToLoadIno.ID,(int)
(CurrentPanelToLoadIno.SizeX* (GlobalZoom/100)),(int)
(CurrentPanelToLoadIno.SizeY* (GlobalZoom/
100)),CurrentPanelToLoadIno.LocationZ);
debug.setText(" loaded : "+newpanelimage.getUrl()+" ");
layers.get(CurrentPanelToLoadIno.onLayerNumber).add(newpanel, (int)
(CurrentPanelToLoadIno.LocationX* (GlobalZoom/100)),(int)
(CurrentPanelToLoadIno.LocationY* (GlobalZoom/100)));
==
Simplified down those lines
1; Get the data from a array. (the data is just the url in this case)
2. Puts it in a small container panel. (this helps with the resizeing
for the zoom)
3. Displays the url in the debug box on the right.
4. Puts the newpanel on the absolute panal. (which is the bit your
scrolling about).
Most of the complications to the code above are just getting the
scaleing working.
This error still appears with no scaleing.
The data is being loaded from a file. (and I've checking, the data
comes in correctly...same each time whether it loads or not).
Makes me think its some odd cacheing behavour.
Either way, I'm a bit perplexed because even using some tools to
examine the html being rendered in IE, the url seems to be correct and
unbroken.
On Jan 13, 6:19 pm, "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
wrote:
> I have never sen this behavior. Is it possible that what we are seeing
> is the old image widget with no image and that the new widget isn't
> being used at all?
>
> Perhaps you can share some of the code which add/removes the images.
>
> On Jan 13, 10:16 am, darkflame <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
>
> > I'm making my own dynamic-loading map "thing"
> > here;http://www.darkflame.co.uk/panalstreamer/panelstreamer.html
>
> > Its coded in GWT using nothing but absolute panels and images.
>
> > It works fine in proper browsers, but in IE the images dont reload
> > after they have been loaded once.
> > You can test this by simply dragging the images offscreen quite a way,
> > and then back again. (its 2000pixals preloading at the moment, so make
> > sure you drag it outside that range).
>
> > When you drag it back, only the outline of the images remain. The
> > size's are set explictly so thats why the outlines are still
> > correct...but why dosnt the image repear?
>
> > The images arnt being kept in memory, and are being created simply
> > with;
>
> > Image newpanelimage = new Image(url);
>
> > The dialogue on the right shows the correct URLs are being used each
> > time when they should be loaded.
>
> > Anyone got some pointers/ideas as to what could cause this behavour?
>
> > ps, please ignore my terrible drawing ability on the doddles.
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