Thanks all for the input. Seems on the P209i as well there are display issues,
so it looks like it's a rendering problem with Panasonic's browser.
We're going to dynamically output the img tag with w and h set correctly and
hope that fixes it.
Interesting thing is: displaying a static image w/o h and w in the img tag
displays ok, it only seems to screw up when the image is dynamically output to
the browser -- works on all other handsets tested.
Panasonic' browser is fast, but that's an annoying bug!
r e n
Kevin Markowitz wrote:
> Ren,
>
> Jeurgen is quite correct, you should be sending the height and width to the
> img tag. This does two things, it allows the browser to allocate the space
> to display the image, and by pre-allocating the space it also speeds up the
> time to display the image.
>
> Keep in mind that, for speed, you should make your returned image exactly
> the specified size. If the image is not the specified size, the browser has
> to perform some time intensive gyrations to automatically resize the image
> to fit.
>
> Regards,
> Kevin.
> Symfotech - Software for the Wireless Internet
>
> >From: Renfield Kuroda <Renfield.Kuroda@msdw.com>
> >Date: Tue, 26 Sep 2000 23:32:03 +0900
> >
> >According to spec, the largest image size supported on P502i is
> >96x117, but I am seeing strange results with images that are created
> >directly from a cgi script. That is, the image tag looks like:
> >
> ><img src="get_graph.cgi">
> >
> >instead of
> >
> ><img src="image.gif" width="96" height="117">
> >
> >Perhaps the P502i doesn't like not having width/height parameters?
> >I've got to play around some more, but anyone else experience this?
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