Torstein,
I'm not sure what type of server configuration would result in this type of error either, but thanks very much for the solution!

I'm aware of *that* issue, thanks. That's not what I'm referring to. I need to know if there's a way to completely disable DX AlphaImageLoader. Thanks.

I'm using the registered version of Highslide for a client, and we are experiencing security issues with IE6 & 7, which I suspect are due to the AlphaImageLoader DirectX filter. Is there a way to completely disable this? Does setting hs.outlineType to null completely disable alpha-transparency. ...

I *finally* had time to go back and look at all of this. It appears as though you have fixed the IE7 transparency issue, so thanks very much! I've also figured out a way to achieve the results I wanted for the HTML vs. Image popups by using different slideshow groups. Thanks again for your help, and...

Sigh. I've emailed it to you... !? Sorry for the confusion.

Weird!? I renamed the file to Sample2.jpg and then back to Sample.jpg and it appears to work again. Sorry, please try again. Thanks.

Torstein,

Trevor Morris wrote:

admin wrote:Trevor, I can't see any problem with your transparent controlbar.

Here's a screen capture showing what I am seeing in FF2 vs. IE7. Does that help? Are you able to reproduce this?

http://morris-photographics.com/temp/Sample.jpg

Are you able to reproduce this?

But I see you have disabled hideOnMouseOut. Hmmm... I see "hideOnMouseOut: true," on line 40 of: http://morris-photographics.com/temp/photography/index.html But, as I indicated above, I want the current behaviour (hide on mouse out) for the image pop-ups, but have a persistent controlbar ...

admin wrote:Trevor, I can't see any problem with your transparent controlbar.

Here's a screen capture showing what I am seeing in FF2 vs. IE7. Does that help? Are you able to reproduce this?

http://morris-photographics.com/temp/Sample.jpg

For me, the controlbar is completely transparent on the "temp" site in both IE7 and FF 2.0.0.11. I wonder why it's not appearing that way for you? I can't think of any browser setting that would do that.... I just noticed something else: the transparency (in IE7) works fine for the first ...

Torstein, Thanks! I remember reading that in the release notes, but never clued in that it was related to the problem I was having. Doh! So I think I have it all working now: http://morris-photographics.com/temp/photography/index.html Two more things: 1. Am I correct in assuming that I cannot contro...

Alright, I did that, but now the overlay (controlbar) does not appear at all for the html popups. I've tried everything I can think of, but I'm at a loss.

http://morris-photographics.com/temp/ph ... index.html

By the way, I should have mentioned that the above is for Highslide JS 3.3.1. However, the above error persists for HSJS 3.3.2 (on line 1961).

I spent many, many hours yesterday and I finally got this to work, but I'm not pleased with the solution and I'm certain that it could be done a lot better; so any help would be greatly appreciated. I was trying to add a couple of HTML popups to my image galleries, but I want the HTML popups to use ...

I'm not sure how "innovative" my integration of Highslide is, but I did take the time to create my own CSS-based/generated image thumbnails, as well as customized overlay icons. You can see a few examples here: Photography section http://morris-photographics.com/photography/ Design section...