monostone
12-31-2008, 03:39 PM
I have a simple webpage that is to display images from a DVR. Here's the code:
<HTML><body>
<IMG src="http://172.17.0.77/display_pic.cgi?cam=3&fields=0" width="320" height="240" border="1">
</BODY></HTML>
This works fine in Firefox and Chrome, but not in IE. According to my server documentation, this "Sends live JFIF images to the client. Setting fields=0 means "Multiple images are sent as an image/jpeg mime type server push."
Setting fields=1 means "an image is sent as a single image/jpeg mime type". And this works fine in all 3 browsers.
Does anyone have an idea why IE wouldn't like the fields=0 method?
<HTML><body>
<IMG src="http://172.17.0.77/display_pic.cgi?cam=3&fields=0" width="320" height="240" border="1">
</BODY></HTML>
This works fine in Firefox and Chrome, but not in IE. According to my server documentation, this "Sends live JFIF images to the client. Setting fields=0 means "Multiple images are sent as an image/jpeg mime type server push."
Setting fields=1 means "an image is sent as a single image/jpeg mime type". And this works fine in all 3 browsers.
Does anyone have an idea why IE wouldn't like the fields=0 method?