Testing for lack of images
by "Raj Bhaskar" <9705228b(at)student.gla.ac.uk>
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Hi all,
Recently, I've had the very nasty experience of having my phone
bandwidth reduced to 9.6K (a certain phone company in the UK uses
radio technology rather than copper/optic landlines) and have discovered
how horrible that surfing the web can be in such circumstances and so
have resorted to turning off images to try and speed up the experience.
Since my own website uses an imagemap as the only form of
navigation, I was just wondering if there is any way to test whether the
browser has got images turned on/is capable of displaying images so
that I could display a text based menu if images were turned off.
TIA,
Raj.
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