Hi,
We have come to an issue where PNG images are not displayed in IE, because they are loaded via specific Microsoft filter instead of pointing the SRC to the image URL directly.
For example:
progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.AlphaImageLoader(src="IMGSRC",sizingMethod="scale");
This caused due the fact that this filters are ActiveX controls which are disabled in hight security IE settings.
The exact setting for only IE filters is this one:
IE Tools Menu > Internet Options > Security Tab > Custom Level... Button > ActiveX controls and plug-ins Settings Section > Binary and script behaviors > Enable/Disable.
In our case it is highly possible that our customers may have such restrictions turned on.
To ask a question is there an easy way to point to the SRC directly, rather then using filter for IE?
In most cases the big issues comes from PNG images used for icons.
Setting the SRC with the direct path to the image work no matter the security settings.
I'm aware that this may cause visual inconstancy in IE6, but this is easy to fix + IE6 is no longer that high priority browser.
The only obvious solution for me right now is to patch the CORE JS files and fix this on very low level, but I'm not in favor of this methods, but will have to use it if no alternate option is available.
Please consider this issue in further development.
- Ivan
We have come to an issue where PNG images are not displayed in IE, because they are loaded via specific Microsoft filter instead of pointing the SRC to the image URL directly.
For example:
progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.AlphaImageLoader(src="IMGSRC",sizingMethod="scale");
This caused due the fact that this filters are ActiveX controls which are disabled in hight security IE settings.
The exact setting for only IE filters is this one:
IE Tools Menu > Internet Options > Security Tab > Custom Level... Button > ActiveX controls and plug-ins Settings Section > Binary and script behaviors > Enable/Disable.
In our case it is highly possible that our customers may have such restrictions turned on.
To ask a question is there an easy way to point to the SRC directly, rather then using filter for IE?
In most cases the big issues comes from PNG images used for icons.
Setting the SRC with the direct path to the image work no matter the security settings.
I'm aware that this may cause visual inconstancy in IE6, but this is easy to fix + IE6 is no longer that high priority browser.
The only obvious solution for me right now is to patch the CORE JS files and fix this on very low level, but I'm not in favor of this methods, but will have to use it if no alternate option is available.
Please consider this issue in further development.
- Ivan
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