Hi
The standard is doing it with JavaScript..
function getImg(sSrc){
var i = new Image();
i.src = sSrc;
i.onload = dispPic;
i.onerror = errHandler;
}
function dispPic(){
document.images["TARGET_IMG_NAME"].src = this.src;
}
function errHandler(){
alert("Error getting image");
}
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Best Regards
Vidar Petursson
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Microsoft Scripting MVP
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"Qingdong Z." <> wrote in message
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>I have a web page to work as Video Web Viewer. It pulls image from IP
>camera using JavaScript. It works great in most of time. When users are in
>slow network,
>
> the Internet Explore begins to display part of the image before the image
> is fully downloaded, so the video looks like broken sometimes.
>
> I remember that web Brower used to have an option <Show Picture after
> Downloaded>. I can not find it in Internet Explore settings. Your advices
> on JavaScript or
>
> Web Brower setting are high appreciated. I don't want to use Java in this
> page. Thanks.
>
> Here is the sample code:
>
> <HTML><HEAD><SCRIPT language="Javascript">
> var imgURL = "http://ipaddress/image.aspx";
> function Image_onload() {
> document.xxxx.imgCamera.src = imgURL + '&' + (new Date().getTime());;
> }
> </SCRIPT></HEAD><body>
> ...
> <IMG name="imgCamera" onload="Image_onload();"
> src="http://ipaddress/image.aspx"></IMG>
> ...
> </body><