smi
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Posted: 08/16/2004, 7:19 AM |
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I'm attempting to hide an Image Link for menu authorization purposes. I use the following code:
$headerStatus->workflowTab->Visible = False;
This works, but the browser is showing a missing image icon (red X) where the Image Link would have been. I have not made modifications to HTML, and the Extended HTML is checked for the Image Link object.
Anyone had experience with this?
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Posted: 08/16/2004, 5:38 PM |
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Secret CCS feature of the day: "Extended HTML".
Right-click the Imagelink and select Edit ImageLink Layour from the popup
menu. Put a checkmark into the "Extended HTML" option.
This adds "BEGIN" and "END" template elements around the control, so that
you then have a Visible property to work with. Now you can show/hide the
Imagelink.
Let us collectively ask, "Why is this not the default setting?"
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"smi" <smi@forum.codecharge> wrote in message
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> I'm attempting to hide an Image Link for menu authorization purposes. I
use the
> following code:
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> $headerStatus->workflowTab->Visible = False;
>
> This works, but the browser is showing a missing image icon (red X) where
the
> Image Link would have been. I have not made modifications to HTML, and the
> Extended HTML is checked for the Image Link object.
>
> Anyone had experience with this?
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smi
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Posted: 08/16/2004, 6:42 PM |
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As I noted in the original message,
Quote :Extended HTML is checked for the Image Link object
Right now I am replacing the object SRC property image with a clear GIF on BeforeShow, but that's creating a slightly uneven appearance in the menu spacing. I'd much prefer to just have the whole object be skipped. Any other ideas?
Thanks though, Extended HTML is definitely one of those hidden Gotchas that can make you bang your head for awhile.
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DonB
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Posted: 08/17/2004, 7:17 AM |
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Sure sounds like you have not got the extended html enabled. I guess I'd
check the html itself to be sure it's like this:
<!-- BEGIN ImageLink ImageLink1 -->
<a href="{ImageLink1}"><img src="{ImageLink1_Src}" border="0"></a>
<!-- END ImageLink ImageLink1 -->
And... does "False" evaluate correctly with PHP or should that be "false"?
If it's not these things, then there's more to the problem than you've
described. The red "X" is indicative of the SRC pointing to a non-existent
image file so evidently you're doing something to alter that at the same
time you try to hide the Imagelink.
This might be an issue with 'when" you are setting it not-visible. It has
to be before it's shown, but after it exists (i.e., after the control class
is instantiated).
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"smi" <smi@forum.codecharge> wrote in message
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> As I noted in the original message,
>
> Quote :Extended HTML is checked for the Image Link object
>
> Right now I am replacing the object SRC property image with a clear GIF on
> BeforeShow, but that's creating a slightly uneven appearance in the menu
> spacing. I'd much prefer to just have the whole object be skipped. Any
other
> ideas?
>
> Thanks though, Extended HTML is definitely one of those hidden Gotchas
that can
> make you bang your head for awhile.
> ---------------------------------------
> Sent from YesSoftware forum
> http://forums.codecharge.com/
>
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