On my website, I show a picture as a part of file. I use CGI to show the picture on the website. I just found that I can enlarge the picture in Netscape 7 by right clicking on the top of the picture and then clicking VIEW IMAGE option. However, I do not have this ability in the Explorer. Is there a way to enlarge a picture in CGI in IE?
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IF it's a JPEG of say 200x200, and you view it in a html page
<img src="files/mypic.jpeg" height="100" width="100"></img>
When you hover over it in IE6, you should see an expand to full size icon in the top right hand corner of the image
HTH
--Paul
<img src="files/mypic.jpeg" height="100" width="100"></img>
When you hover over it in IE6, you should see an expand to full size icon in the top right hand corner of the image
HTH
--Paul
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Thanks. Here is how I have written the statement in CGI. It does not work the way you indicated.
print "<img src=\"/images/$tele.jpg\" width=\"130\" height=\"90\" align=\"left\" vspace=\"0\" hspace=\"0\"></img></td>\n";
Is this wrong? Thanks.
print "<img src=\"/images/$tele.jpg\" width=\"130\" height=\"90\" align=\"left\" vspace=\"0\" hspace=\"0\"></img></td>\n";
Is this wrong? Thanks.
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