HTML tags: img alt="" element title=""

Has anyone managed to have the "alt" tag on an image <img src="abc.gif" alt="my image descriptor"> or the title tag (such as in ) work in the JavaHelp. If so, how did you accomplish the task. I have exhausted every avenue and have not been able to get those tags to work. They display fine in all browsers (IE, Moz, Firefox and Netscape), I am baffled.
Furthermore, I have still to be able to get any of the org.netbeans.modules.javahelp.* to work of the JavaHelp. Checked all params and values, they are correct, but all i get in the JavaHelp are the cursed ??. Is their a file or library that needs to be included at the top of the HTML file?
Thanks
Pablo

I have posted similar items in every blog i could think of in order to fetch an answer. Unfortunatelly, my belief is that JavaHelp is unable to support the alt and title tags within html code.
TY Balus
ps I wish I could award more stars for an answer to this dilema...
Edited by: pablodiaz on Dec 4, 2008 9:21 PM

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Has anyone managed to have the "alt" tag on an image <img src="abc.gif" alt="my image descriptor"> or the title tag (such as in ) work in the JavaHelp. If so, how did you accomplish the task. I have exhausted every avenue and have not been able to get those tags to work. They display fine in all browsers (IE, Moz, Firefox and Netscape), I am baffled.
Furthermore, I have still to be able to get any of the org.netbeans.modules.javahelp.* to work of the JavaHelp. Checked all params and values, they are correct, but all i get in the JavaHelp are the cursed ??. Is their a file or library that needs to be included at the top of the HTML file?
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I have posted similar items in every blog i could think of in order to fetch an answer. Unfortunatelly, my belief is that JavaHelp is unable to support the alt and title tags within html code.
TY Balus
ps I wish I could award more stars for an answer to this dilema...
Edited by: pablodiaz on Dec 4, 2008 9:21 PM

I want to display BLOB image in JSP Using html tags IMG src=

GoodAfternoon Sir/Madom
I Have got the image from oracle database but want to display BLOB image using <IMG src="" > Html tags in JSP page . If it is possible than please give some ideas or
Send me sample codes for display image.
This code is ok and working no problem here Please send me code How to display using html tag from oracle in JSP page.
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I have extracted the image from the database as a byte array, and displayed it using a servlet.
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(since I'm writing one byte at a time, it's probably not terribly efficient but it works)
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I need to add some tags to a web photo gallery created by Photoshop. I've posted the same question in the PS Forum just in case.
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You can't do it in Photoshop.
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The ALT or Title tag show the text in black on a white background whne a link is rolled over.
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I have a situation here. We have an application which prints out Reports with a few lines of text in it. This text is entered by the user through our forms application in a field. That particular text is stored in each row of a particular long column. Here I want to modify the text, while printing, on the report like underline, bold, italics etc,.
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The code did work. But I am not sucessfully able to display the values entered in 2nd page in the 3rd page.Please find the code below:
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I'm newbie using XML and XSL and i'm facing a problem that i would need some help.
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