[Javascript] refreshing an image (again!)

BEKIM BACAJ Trojani2000 at hotmail.com
Mon Jun 4 18:13:02 CDT 2001


James,
if you are using images, something like *.jpg. *.gif etc, and you if you use the same name for all, it is very posible.
but otherwize you have to count.../you will be lucky if the autoNaming is number/
<img src="">
Use ID or Name or both(!compatibility reason)
<img ID="camImage" src="">
<img Name="camImage" src="">
//#camImage{specify the CSS that will position and size them the same, no mater} inside style tags.

reference it from the script and say something like this:
...
camImage.src="theFreshImage.jpg",  
...
and (again!) the timer, that executes this function at least every 3 minutes. It will not do any harm if it executes more frequently, the timer uses the same resources no mater how frequently it calls the function.

[sorry my bad English]


----- Original Message -----
From: James Fox
Sent: Monday, June 04, 2001 12:38 PM
To: javascript at LaTech.edu
Subject: RE: [Javascript] refreshing an image (again!)


On 4 Jun 2001, at 21:54, Andrew Gibson wrote:

> James, can I ask, how did you set up the webcam in the first place?

Yes.
I use webcam32 (http://www.webcam32.com) software which
uploads an image through a dial-up networking connection every 3
mins which then FTPs to my webspace.

My webcam is at http://www.lymm.net/webcam/

Regards,

James


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