Toggle Browser View - No inline graphics displayed

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Toggle Browser View - No inline graphics displayed

Postby terrynair » Tue Mar 20, 2007 3:07 am

The title says it all. I get HTML text rendered nicely in Toggle View but no inline graphics displayed. What do I need to configure to turn this on. IE7, XP Pro and all the latest updates from MS.

Here is a little more information. The Browser View does not show the inline graphic if and when one is looking at a local file with relative links. It does show the graphic if the graphic is an absolute link to the server.

So much for WYSIWYG editing. Dont know the purpose of the Browser View Mode.
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Re: Toggle Browser View - No inline graphics displayed

Postby Mofi » Tue Mar 20, 2007 8:18 am

Yes, everything which has a relative URI is not recognized by IE in this special mode. I have already reported that during beta test phase and IDM has promised that the developers will look into it and try to find a solution for that problem.

In detail something like:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="../main.css" type="text/css">
<img src="../images/valid-html401.png" width=95 height=43 alt="valid HTML 4">

is currently (UE v13.00+2) not recognized and loaded in the browser view mode. A workaround is to use following in the head section of every file:

<base href="http://www.domain-name.com/">

Of course, I can't use this workaround because it requires a permanent online connection and I don't like that and for one of my HTML project this is not possible because the HTML files are only for company internal usage and so only for offline browsing.

At the moment I still open with Ctrl+3 (user tool) my current file in Opera and switch with ALT+TAB to Opera and press F5 (or ALT+F5 when frames also loaded) to reload the before saved file in UE/UES and switch with ALT+TAB back to UE/UES.
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