Netscape differences and image downloads

[zeberdeee]

This is not a PHP question but someone might know why this snippet does not work in Netscape browsers (it works fine in IE)
the function is JAVASCRIPT:
function showit(picture) {
open(picture , "OriginalPic" , "height=600 , width=900 , resizeable=yes , scrollbars=yes , status=no , top=10 , left=10")
}
the problem is in netscape browsers you cannot resize and no scrollbars appear??

Also i have seen pictures appearing in some sites as fuzzy first then the proper image appears, this makes the image look better whilst downloading to the browser. How is this achieved??

Any help would be much appreciated. I know this is not PHP but i didnot know where else to ask!!:confused:

[stolzyboy]

try using 0 and 1 instead of yes and no for setting options on and off, and the fuzzy image thing is when you create an image in photoshop, its an option to let it load fuzzy or to load piece by piece, i believe the options are normal or interlaced

[zeberdeee]

stolzyboy,
Thx for reply. The 1 and 0 does not alter anything. I have looked elsewhere on the web for this problem and it appears there is possibly a bug in Netscape.
The Fuzzy images i refer to are actually pictures that were uploaded, ie photo's of people, i shall try saving mine as interlaced if this is possible in the GD library functions?
i will look into this.
Thx for help anyway is you have any further suggstions please post

[Pig]

Netscape handles javascript as gracefully as a pregnant waterbuffalo break dances.

However, the real answer, is that is called "interlacing" and is enabled when an image is created, NOT when it is put on a page. Any graphic program worth its salt has an interlace output option.

[stolzyboy]

pig, thats exactly what i told him

[Pig]

Dude, get a life.

I was confirming the netscape problem. You gave him advice that did not work, and I was confirming why.

You told him that you thought it was interlacing, and I confirmed that too.

[stolzyboy]

dude, piss off

i was just making sure that you had read the thread fully

a lot of peeps don't read them fully and keep repeating and repeating
and repeating......catch my drift

chill out

you people are so frickin touchy

[zeberdeee]

no arguing, I had 2 questions and i am still not wiser in solving the Netscape browser problem and how to save your uploaded image as interlaced, the GD, imageinterlace($image,1) function could be the answer, i have messed with it but to no avail, there is not much documentation in the PHP manual or the GD site from the manual. The browser problem seem to be a know bug if you scour the web!!
thanks for the entertainment!!
P.S. PIG you gave no answer at all, just to say netscape is crap.
why bother to answer at all. at least stollboys gave an offer of assistance!