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soho34

soho34

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Hi,

I used to know how to do this, but forgot.

I want to inform the user on something, and I want to keep <IMG> on my screen.

How do I go about doing that in my code?

Thanks in advance,
soho34
 
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I'll attempt to answer your question to the best of my ability given the wealth of information and depth of explanation you have gone to in this instance.

Scroll down the page to the image... and put a post-it note somewhere on the screen (with the message for the user). Take a photo of it... and then put that photo on the web (instead of your web page). You now have user feedback, showing the image... and stored as an image.

Make sure you remind users to enable images.

Cheers,
Jeff

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What is Javascript? FAQ216-6094
 
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My goal is to explicity state <IMG> on the screen instead of having it processed as HTML.

 
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You just want to show an image? In that case, type the URL of the image into the browser (or redirect them there using whatever client or server language you want)...


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This should work for you.
Code: 
<p>&lt;IMG&gt;</p>
Add appropriate html code around.
 
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Hi,

That's ok. I figured it out.

FYI. For anyone who is ever writing a tutorial or instructions and wants to literally tell the user: "Click on an <IMG> symbol, etc......"

Type this:

&##60;IMG&##62;

instead of this: <img>......

Hope this helps.

soho34
 
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Hi Vragabond,

You understood what I was asking! Thanks for all of your responses. Vragabond was correct.

I had posted mine before I saw yours - thanks again.

soho34
 
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Oh, now I see what you want...[smile]


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soho,

Just so you know - it really was less-than-obvious from your initial description what it was you were actually after. Even knowing now what it was you wanted, I'd not guess that from your description.

Dan



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P.S., you really only need to escape the less-than sign. After that, you can use an actual ">" sign at the end. The same cannot be said to be true for just escaping the final greater-than sign. Try this:

Code: 
<body>
4<5 
&lt;one>
<two&gt; 5>4
</body>

Output looks like:
4<5 <one> 4
Click to expand...
although you might be expecting
4<5 <one> <two> 5>4
Click to expand...

...in IE6, anyway.

Dave


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O Time, Strength, Cash, and Patience! [infinity]
 
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