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Poss to hide filename of loading graphic?
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Hi mate,
You can't hide it, simply because the browser needs to know where to find it.
You can pass a query string to a script that calls the image, but the path that calls it would still be seen in the source.
Hope this helps
Wullie
The pessimist complains about the wind. The optimist expects it to change.
The leader adjusts the sails. - John Maxwell
You can't hide it, simply because the browser needs to know where to find it.
You can pass a query string to a script that calls the image, but the path that calls it would still be seen in the source.
Hope this helps
Wullie
The pessimist complains about the wind. The optimist expects it to change.
The leader adjusts the sails. - John Maxwell
I know you can change the text in the status bar using javascript, like this:
But I suspect that won't change the text in the status bar until after the page (and image) is done loading. Give it a try and see.
Kevin
A+, Network+, MCP
Code:
<body onload="window.status = 'put your something here'">Kevin
A+, Network+, MCP
You can use a script (PHP or ASP depending on your server ) To call an image from a "hidden" folder, by passing a string from a link.
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or reference it via the img src tag:
So image.php would contain the variables that would state what folder your images are in, prevent hotlinking, and assign values to your images. If you're not dealing with a Database that would hold your infomration, many scripts would just say number your images 01-XXX .
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Code:
<a href="image.php?Id=203">This image</a>or reference it via the img src tag:
Code:
<img src="image.php?id=203">So image.php would contain the variables that would state what folder your images are in, prevent hotlinking, and assign values to your images. If you're not dealing with a Database that would hold your infomration, many scripts would just say number your images 01-XXX .
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