From: | Andrew Crowe |
Date: | 9 Jun 2001 at 20:29:34 |
Subject: | Re: A question for the HTML boffins... |
Hi Everybody,
> Is it possible to "hide" an image on a page without any fancy
> JavaScript or anything?
>
> Basically, BTinternet allow you to use a CGI script of theirs for a
> hit counter, which you call as an image (<img src="blah.cgi">) and
> it increments the number stored in a file in your webspace.
>
> What I want to do is read that file using SSI so that I can have a
> bogstandard text counter instead of a fancy image one, but in order
> to do that I have to access the CGI script - which I assume puts an
> image there - so I need to hide the image that it displays.
Well, you could do
<img src="blah.cgi" width=1 height=1>
but that could result in either a black or white pixel somewhere, you
could hide it at the bottow of the page or wherever.
Or, you could just edit the cgi script (if you can get at it) or find
a different text only cgi counter script
See ya :)
Quote carefully and read all ADMIN:README mails
To unsubscribe mailto:amigactive-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com
Anyone sending unsubscribe messages to the list will be SHOT!
Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/