Koen,
Small but i would say rather critical... In my site at least the
wrapper is effecting the view of the image it is wrapping due to the css
applied to the image... Hardly ideal :( Also having to specify that the
cursor should be changed to a hand for each image-link is a little
argous (not so if the item is actually an input anyway!)... Otherwise,
as always Fab stuff ! Cheers for clearing up the internalPath thing,
it's an odd mechanism in my mind and so i am taking advantage of your
little fix to spot when it's the final full path :) I know parsing the
whole path is not ideal but IMHO it keeps things simple!
Is there any simple way of connecting wanchors to slots which is
compatible when there is no JavaScript availability?
Cheers,
Anthony
Koen Deforche wrote:
> Hey Anthony,
>
> 2008/12/1 Anthony Buck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
>> Koen,
>>
>> Cheers for clearing up the JS issue :) Is there any way of using input
>> images in the system? i.e. <Input type="image"...>.Specifically i was
>> thinking that they would be a better replacement for the JavaScript
>> "onclick" used to catch click events on images as they gracefully degrade on
>> non-js systems?
>>
>
> I am aware of this. What we need to do is, when an onclick is needed
> for an image, and there is no JavaScript availability, use the input
> type image as you suggest, instead of wrapping the image inside a
> button (as we do now).
>
> This has the added benefit of being able to get the mouse coordinates,
> which for example would be useful to improve WSlider so that it is
> entirely functional even when no JavaScript is present. Other than
> that there is not really a benefit: when JavaScript is not available,
> we are already (since Wt 1.0!) not using onclick anyway. It has been
> marked in the code as a small TODO item..
>
> Regards,
> koen
>
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