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Posted by Jonathan N. Little on 11/24/05 00:44
Alan J. Flavell wrote:
> On Wed, 23 Nov 2005, Jim Higson wrote:
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>>><meta http-equiv="imagetoolbar" content="no">
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>>Btw, although this is a http-equiv tag,
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> yeah, but it's not "equiv" to anything that's in HTTP[1]
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>>it doesn't work if you set it using real HTTP headers.
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> The same, by the way, for "Refresh". There again, it purports to be
> "equiv" to something that doesn't really exist in HTTP. And again, IE
> doesn't really support it when it's presented as a real HTTP header.
> (At least, that's how it behaved when I tried it, a while back - and
> when MSIE has dug itself into a "feature", it tends to reproduce it in
> later versions too, IME).
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> [1] The HTTP protocol doesn't actually *rule out* additional headers,
> so there's nothing that prevents a body from inventing one if they so
> choose.
Botton line is it seems to work for IE4-6x. Anything to get rid of that
annoying little menu for folks who insist using IE.
Funny thing though, IE seems to float that menu over some images and not
others. Haven't found a pattern yet, first iimpression seems that larger
images get the menu and smaller ones don't, but cannot confirm. Not high
on my to do list...
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Take care,
Jonathan
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