Re: Hand-coding all the way, or...?

Hi Jim,

I went back to the PI BB and checked out the bug list that someone started
about V6.0 and it seems that it's in the image slicing area that the
problem occurs.

If you're interested, the URL is: 

http://www.westofthemoon.net/ubb/Forum1/HTML/000863.html

I haven't used the function myself, I'm only going on what I read but I
know it caused more than a few headaches until someone with some html savvy
woke up to what was going on.

Kym


At 12:35 PM 28/11/2000 -0600, Jim Tom Polk wrote:
>Kym Jones wrote:
>> 
>> Ulead may very well have fixed the problem with the slashes in the image
>> slicer but there is now a new problem with slashes in the web page creation
>> "feature" in V6.0.
>
>Where??
>
>Perhaps you are mixing version 5 with version 6, or perhaps confusing
>DOS/Windows directory slashes with UNIX/Web Server slashes??
>
>I work on a unix box running Windows programs in a win4lin box on one of
>my desktops, so I would immediately notice something like this, and have
>not run across it. Just to be sure, I created a bogus page with
>rollovers and the like in Ulead, then exported it to HTML, then used
>Netscape (linux version) to cruize the file system and load the file,
>and no problems, then looked at the source of the file, and could not
>find any problems.
>
>Did the problem crop up in a special type of graphic or something. 
>
>Anyway, insofar as I have found from using it in my work (and again, I
>work in a UNIX environment so I would notice it immediately) and from a
>quick test, I cannot find slashes thar are wrong.
>
>
>
>
>> >The last version, 5.0, had an image slicer that not only put in
>> >incorrect slashes, but inserted a badly formed meta tag in the top of
>> >the resulting page.
>> >
>> >That is fixed in PhotoImpact 6.0.
>> >
>> >The slashes now go in the right direction and the meta-tag is now
>> >properly formed.
>> >--
>
>-- 
>
>
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