
07-24-2009
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RE: IE8 img scr="" displays a red X
Why would that have anything to do with Internet Explorer? The HTML is
generated by ASP.NET.
I'm not sure why ASP would send different output to IE8 than it does to IE7
(I haven't confirmed that it does).
You should post your question in an ASP forum.
_da.
"christy" wrote:
> In my code behind I turn images on and off using the visible attribute. In
> IE7 if I set img1.visible = false, the img tag for img1 is removed from the
> code, and nothing is shown:
> <td align="center">
>
>
> </td>
> the same code in IE8 leaves the img tag in the HML, makes scr="", and the
> result is a box with a red X:
> <td align="center">
> <img id="pg2_V_dgClassList_sec2_row2_img1" src="" align="middle" />
> </td>
>
> with both browsers, if the img is visible, the code is the same:
> <td align="center">
> <img id="pg2_V_dgClassList_sec2_row1_img1"
> src="/attention_red.gif" />
> </td>
>
> Is this a bug that will be fixed??
>
>
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