I'm looking over these scripts for PNG transparency. So many variables, so little time...
Things to consider: size of the code, reliability, but what is bothering me is some of the scripts modify the <img> to the point that I am concerned about whether the ID I have assigned to the image, along with the events, will survive. This would kill my application. Of course I can test but first... I normally use "View Generated Source" from the NLIS (in IE) or http://chrispederick.com 's "Web Developer" for Firefox to view the HTML additions and updates made by JavaScript. Both have worked flawlessly in the past. However, using Dean Edward's IE7, the NLIS "View Generated Source", shows no changes to the HTML at all. This can't be true, so I have two problems. Why is NLIS not showing the changes, and (2) What is Dean Edwards method? Does it <span> the <img> and nuke the <img src="blank.gif"> like the other solutions? Last, it seems like the solutions I've tested leave IE 6 in a "loading page" state. The status bar shows it's loading the png image, and the cursor is an hourglass when hovered on the browser menus (but the browser is not "locked") yet the page appears fully rendered. I wonder what's up with that, and that makes (3) problems that need answers. I'm digging away, if anyone knows the answer, it could save me some time. Sam _______________________________________________ Rails-spinoffs mailing list Rails-spinoffs@lists.rubyonrails.org http://lists.rubyonrails.org/mailman/listinfo/rails-spinoffs
