Okay, so it's now 3 vs. 2 ... we're only 1 behind ;-) Anyway, yeah, I guess you can use URNs, if you prefer. Another option is to have format-agnostic pathnames for the images: src="images/emoticons/rabbit" and have rabbit be an image with a format appropriate to the particular system you're on. (The central repositories can even serve different versions of the image depending on the preference of the client connecting, in fact.)
- Dave [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > > Okay, it's a 2 vs. 1 here ... how about if one of you echoes _my_ > > > messages instead of the other's? That should even things a bit ;-) > > > > > > - Dave > > > > If we're going to start counting here, you can put me down for another > > one against > > I'm a "for" :) > > > 1) I don't like html-ish tags being stuck directly in the message tag... > > they're hard to filter out if you don't want them. If you want to do > > this, do it in the xhtml tag where it is only dealt with by clients that > > understand images. > > This sounds fine to me, doing it inside a xhtml tag. :) > > > 2) I don't like using filenames to identify an emotion. Some picture > > that somebody thinks I want to see (maybe some nice porn) does not > > necessarily convey an emotion to me. I want to learn what an image > > means in my client. And I want my emoticons to have the same style and > > a style that matches my UI. And I don't think sending relative paths in > > the SRC attribute is a good solution to this... one client may not be > > using .png files so why should it have to look for smiley.png as a key > > to display it's happyface image? > > So why not use URN's? <img src="urn:jabber-emoticon:smilie.png" > alt=":-)" /> Nothing is fetched from anywhere, clients have an internal > table of emoticons. > > -- > mummy, n.: An Egyptian who was pressed for time. > _______________________________________________ > jdev mailing list > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://mailman.jabber.org/listinfo/jdev > _______________________________________________ jdev mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mailman.jabber.org/listinfo/jdev
