Posted by jojo on 07/06/06 21:20

Chris Tomlinson schrieb:
> "Spartanicus" <invalid@invalid.invalid> wrote in message
> news:bhcqa2degnn5djrgp68sb9tu8i6035q4bt@4ax.com...
>> "Chris Tomlinson" <anon@anon.com> wrote:
>>
>>>>> So unless you have a very good reason why these images *must* be
>>>>> viewable simultaneously (unlikely given the dimension alone), the
>>>>> correct way to present such content is to present these images one by
>>>>> one with a "Next 1 2 3 4 5 ... Previous" navigation.
>>> We didn't want to go into too much details in our initial post for fear of
>>> complicating the issue, but please take a look at the page in question
>>> which
>>> features an interactive streetscape panorama. It should then be clear why
>>> the images need to be loaded as specified.
>>>
>>> http://www.superhighstreet.com/George-Street-Richmond/
>>>
>>> What you see is actually a series of JPGs sliced in divs.
>> I saw no such thing, I did see a "Please click here to view this page
>> correctly" at the top of the page, I didn't bother clicking the link.
>
> You must be one of the 0.01% who have disabled JavaScript for some reason.
> That sort of statistic is obviously not too worrying for us, but thanks for
> taking the time to tell us you didn't bother.
0,0%? You do not really believe that'S true, do you?
And for "some reason"? I can tell you a few (and I'm sure there are much
more which just don't come to my mind in this moment):
-Security
-Popup-windows
-Disabled context menus
-...

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