Dynamic Image Objects

Saturday, April 21. 2007

Dynamic Image Objects are used by JavaScript-using web developers to add a little spice on the pages of the internet sites they design and develop. This allows JavaScript functions to generally change on the spot the damn source file the actual image on each page of an internet site is on. This is used for web animations created with JavaScript programming, as well as highlighted menus and other interactive and visually appealing stuff. But there's this internet site browser that just doesn't support this feature, and I think you already know which internet site browser I'm referring to.

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I think what these guys should do is look for another internet site browser that supports this JavaScript function yet also supports low-end hardware specifications.

#1 Oliver on 2006-10-04 07:46 (Reply)

I think it would be about just the right time for them to upgrade their computers, you know. This is because they're missing out on the more important stuff, you know.

#2 Linda on 2006-10-04 07:46 (Reply)

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