I had assumed and it appeared that the image in the html page would act pretty much like any other html browser and simply get the link... I do recall some initial issue with the image, and something I had to tweak...I thought is was just putting the full URL to the image into the html page. But since that is not working now. That can;' be the solution either.
Thansk for all the suggestions. I will keep working on it.
On Thursday, January 30, 2003, at 11:07 AM, Klaus Major wrote:
Hi Mike,...
What worked (reliable even in a standalone):
set the filename of image "test" to URL "http:filepath"
set the filename of image "test" to "http:filepath"
Its strange, but if I first issue the URL form, and then the same path without URL then it works!
I do not know what is happening there, my guess would be that the URL form can download the file to memory, but not show it, and the other form can only show, but not load. Strange...
I would cache the file on disk, then load them from there. because then you are sure that it always works.
You can also do this: ... put url"http://www.yourserver.com/folder/file.gif"; into img x ...This is as fast as setting the filename, but has the advantage that this/these image(s) will be copied to your stack and thus be saved with the stack (if saving occurs). And will be present next time you open that stack. If that is what you are after... Regards Klaus Major [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
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