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RE: R6 & Images Created with HTML ~Justin Minluternivu 7.Nov.03 08:16 PM a Web browser Domino Designer 6.0.2Windows 2000
Simple. If you are only using the name of the graphic in your src attributes, it will work perfectly on a Form, since the Form's URL is
www.domain.com/path/db.nsf/formname?openform
and the image resource (also a design note) is:
www.domain.com/path/db.nsf/image.gif
To the browser, they appear to be "in" the same folder, so using the file name is all that's required. A document, on the other hand, needs to go up a level, to its apparent "parent folder" to get to the image resource. If it does not go "up one" then the browser actually requests this from the server:
www.domain.com/path/db.nsf/viewname/image.gif
It doesn't matter what you put in as a URL path, the actual request for a file needs to be the whole big long URL. If you don't specify something else, the browser uses the filepath of the window's current location, and just replaces the filename portion. Since the image resource is not "in" the view, you get the famous x-box (not to be confused with a gaming console).
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