Disabling Automatic Image Resizing

[Hvid Hat]

Hi

Is it somehow possible to disable (or get around) automatic image resizing
in IE? I've got a page where I dynamically generate an image with a height
of 1000 pixels and it's automatically resized to fit in the user's browser.
I don't want this. I want the user to scroll down to see the bottom part
of the image. Now, I don't want the user to change their browser settings
to disable the automatic resizing so can I somehow do something for my page
only? JavavScript, placing the image in an iframe, whatever? I just don't
want the image to be resized

 

[Chaddy2222]

Hi

Is it somehow possible to disable (or get around) automatic image resizing
in IE? I've got a page where I dynamically generate an image with a height
of 1000 pixels and it's automatically resized to fit in the user's browser..
I don't want this. I want the user to scroll down to see the bottom part
of the image. Now, I don't want the user to change their browser settings
to disable the automatic resizing so can I somehow do something for my page
only? JavavScript, placing the image in an iframe, whatever? I just don't
want the image to be resized.

In short, no it's not really doable.
You should use a graphics program to get the size you want and then
add the image to the site.

 

[Els]

Is it somehow possible to disable (or get around) automatic image resizing
in IE? I've got a page where I dynamically generate an image with a height
of 1000 pixels and it's automatically resized to fit in the user's browser.

Are you sure it is in a page? I've never seen that behaviour, do you
have an example online?

 

[Jukka K. Korpela]

Scripsit Hvid Hat:

Is it somehow possible to disable (or get around) automatic image
resizing in IE? I've got a page where I dynamically generate an image
with a height of 1000 pixels and it's automatically resized to fit in
the user's browser.

This only happens when the image _is_ a "web page", an addressable
resource (i.e., with its own URL) and it is opened in a browser as such.

I want the user to scroll down
to see the bottom part of the image.

What if the user does want that and goes elsewhere?

Now, I don't want the user to
change their browser settings to disable the automatic resizing

Fine. The wouldn't do that anyway.

What they might do is that they click on the browser-supplied icon that
changes the image from shrunk to full-size or vice versa. Do you have a
problem with this flexibility? Too bad.

so can I somehow do something for my page only? JavavScript, placing
the
image in an iframe, whatever? I just don't want the image to be
resized.

If you just embed the image in an HTML document using the <img> tag, it
won't be resized by IE. To me, this looks more like a problem than a
solution, for an image as high as 1000 pixels and probably rather wide
too. But you don't need anything more complicated than <img>.

 

[Neredbojias]

Well bust mah britches and call me cheeky, on Sun, 24 Feb 2008 12:36:19
GMT Hvid Hat scribed:

Hi

Is it somehow possible to disable (or get around) automatic image
resizing in IE? I've got a page where I dynamically generate an image
with a height of 1000 pixels and it's automatically resized to fit in
the user's browser. I don't want this. I want the user to scroll down
to see the bottom part of the image. Now, I don't want the user to
change their browser settings to disable the automatic resizing

That is the only way it can be done.

so can
I somehow do something for my page only? JavavScript, placing the
image in an iframe, whatever? I just don't want the image to be
resized.

Nothing at all orthodox. You could ~possibly~ segment the image but that
would be a nightmare of convolution.