All very good points. Yes I am including the internet library. Otherwise the other html data would not tranfer. All of which works very well. Though it took some tweaking of a simple "put the htmltext of into field". Didn;t clean up all the oddball html stuff in some cases.

The problem is that the image/graphic is part of the HTML page. I don't wish to download the graphics. Just to show it like it would in a browser and of course I know the browser may cache that data.

Basically the html page has some styled text and a graphic in it. like this:

>>> <h2 align="center">Sorry, This feature is not yet active at </h2>
>>> <p align="center"><img src="http://www.mysite.com/art/logosmall.gif"; width="170" height="28"></p>

Of course with all the html header stuff stripped here in the hope it won't bore you or mess up this post. Maybe I do need to download this image separately, but why? And if so, why don't I have to when I am developing the stack in run-rev?


On Wednesday, January 29, 2003, at 06:22 PM, Monte Goulding wrote:


You need the Internet library for any of these properties:

I think you will also find that you need it for using http or ftp in the
image source of a field.

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