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Silent E on Oct 25, 2000 at 5:03:32 PM	No Rating
I experienced the 0 height and 0 width problem myself.  I did get it to work.  Here's how.  BTW - I'm in IE 5.01 View-source and go to the bottom of the source listing There are three files you need to grab from the source: doLoad() doError() LoadImage() Call LoadImage() from your eventhandler of choice in the <input> tag In doLoad(), perform whatever actions you need to do with the image information. doError() will fire if the object loaded isn't an image. I figure the problem everyone was encountering was fixed by line 1 of the LoadImage function.  The "new Image" call actually creates the object reference for IE to properly evaluate the height and width of the image.  Not sure what it was referencing when the values weren't correct.  I would guess that because it's just text in an <input> tag, it's not an inline object that has reference to the height and width values. However, I've been know to be wrong.  Every once-in-a-while.  <grin />
dragos on Sep 18, 2000 at 10:28:59 AM	Rating: 3
It's nice! Too bad it works only on IE4!
Runrig on Sep 14, 1999 at 4:23:03 AM	Rating: 4
Seems like a great idea to save time.  Does anyone know of a program that automatically reduces the size of jpeg or gif pictures to allow faster loading of pages. Thanks Runrig
dmdorey on Sep 6, 1999 at 7:17:55 PM	Rating: 4
I only wish that all the tag attributes had quotes.
dmdorey on Mar 20, 1999 at 5:39:43 AM	Rating: 4
As a student at ZDU currently studying Html4 part 3 I found your coding very helpful and one I will continue to use in the future. It so impressed me that I reproduced it (with proper credits and a link to the original article)so that other students could see it. You can check it by going to http://www.niagara.com/dmdorey/ java1.html If you so request I will remove the page post haste.TIA

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