Can anyone tell me if it is possible to access the contents (data) of an
image that is loaded in a web page. Either to just examine the actual
bytes or to modify them? If so what mechanism is used to do this?
Any help would be appreciated.
cheers
Ray
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Might be a stupid question but is there any way to control the
scrollbars? :o) I have a site that is framing content from another site.
The incoming pages have graphics that are wider than my frame area can
be so I want (would like) to be able to prevent the horizontal scroll
from showing! please
frame scrolling=no
of course, then the content in that frame may be cut off
you could also try
frame scrolling=auto
rudy
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Hi Ray depends exactly what you want to achieve. I know you can do a number
of cool things with ASP.NET
eg load an image from your web server into memory resize it and add a
watermark before sending it as a bite stream to a browser.
With classic asp I have used a 3rd party component to do
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From: jac
is there any way to control the scrollbars? I have
a site that is framing content from another site. The
incoming pages have graphics that are wider than
my frame area can be so I want (would like) to be
able to prevent the horizontal scroll from
thanks rudy bj,
that's perfect - doesn't matter if the side of the framed page is cut
off - it's only white space :o)
jac
frame scrolling=no
of course, then the content in that frame may be cut off
you could also try
frame scrolling=auto
rudy
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sorry lads - is there anyway I can just get rid of the horizontal
scrollbar keep the vertical?
jac
thanks rudy bj,
that's perfect - doesn't matter if the side of the framed page is cut
off - it's only white space :o)
jac
frame scrolling=no
of course, then the content in
