On 23/03/2008, ddailey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Perhaps we need a new img type=local-file to cover the use cases??? What
I'm ultimately interested in is not really the sort of thing one would
expect to use forms for -- neither is doing content analysis inside a
textarea however. Those just
On Thu, 20 Mar 2008 20:58:03 -0300, ddailey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
In the code which follows, both IE7, FF(2.0), and Safari(3.1) allow the
user to change the src attribute of an image based on her perusal of
local file space. Opera 9.5 doesn't seem to allow access to the path
data
On Sat, Mar 22, 2008 at 3:16 PM, ddailey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well then I guess FF2.0012 and IE 7 are not considered modern. My FF3
installation seems flaky so I can't get it to launch. Opera 9. shows only
the leaf but FF2 shows the whole path.
good guess.
timeless replied to my concern:
me In the code which follows, both IE7, FF(2.0), and Safari(3.1) allow the
user
to change the src attribute of an image based on her perusal of local
file
space. Opera 9.5 doesn't seem to allow access to the path data necessary
for
accomplishing this rollover
The spec should just say to not expose the full path by default.
That way, browser makers can (not must or should or anything like
that) provide a I'll be the judge of that! user option to override
that globally or per-site if they want.
--
Michael
In the code which follows, both IE7, FF(2.0), and Safari(3.1) allow the user
to change the src attribute of an image based on her perusal of local file
space. Opera 9.5 doesn't seem to allow access to the path data necessary for
accomplishing this rollover effect, and I suspect that may be how
