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Posted by dorayme on 05/27/07 05:18
In article
<1180238578.363645.213260@q19g2000prn.googlegroups.com>,
chancegardinner@yahoo.com wrote:
> I use the URL's for images found within a webpage in order to display
> the images alone on a tab in my browser.
>
> Something I don't understand started happening with one of these image
> files.
>
> Til recently this URL: http://www.oceancitycam.com/images/board1.jpg
> went to a webcam of a boardwalk in Maryland. The jpeg changed about
> every 5 seconds.
>
> Now when you go to that URL you get a a message:
> "Visit Beach-net.com Web Cams."
>
> However if you go to the page where the webcam image is embedded it
> appears as usual:
> http://www.oceancitycam.com/
>
> Checking the current URL for the pic,it appears to be the same as it
> has been:
> http://www.oceancitycam.com/images/board1.jpg
>
> Somehow, they have made the pic accessible only within the wepage.
> Does anyone know how they do that?
Not quite. When I go to url where it is embedded and I control
click it in Safari and choose "open in new window", the picture
opens in new window fine. But if, instead, I choose "open in new
tab" it get what you are calling a message.
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dorayme
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