Overlay Red X on jpeg images?

[Andy]

Is there a way to overlay a Red X on top of a .jpg image so the image still
is visible but X'd out?

function XitOut{
if(document.me.Quantity.value == 0)
{
Put a X over the .jpg image(Okay, I know thats not JS)
}
}
Andy

[Randy Webb]

Andy wrote:

Is there a way to overlay a Red X on top of a .jpg image so the image still
is visible but X'd out?

function XitOut{
if(document.me.Quantity.value == 0)
{
Put a X over the .jpg image(Okay, I know thats not JS)
}
}

Take the image, make a second one with the red X already on it. Then, do
a simple image swap.

if (document.forms['me'].elements['Quantity'].value == 0)
{
document.images['imageName'].src = 'imageWithX.jpg';
}
<img src="imageWithoutX.jpg" name="imageName">

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Randy
Chance Favors The Prepared Mind
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[Andy]

I thought about that, but I have thousands of images, I would just like to
"X" out the image when the page loads if neccessary.
Maybe it just can't be done.

Andy

"Randy Webb" <hi************@aol.com> wrote in message
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Andy wrote:

Is there a way to overlay a Red X on top of a .jpg image so the image still is visible but X'd out?

function XitOut{
if(document.me.Quantity.value == 0)
{
Put a X over the .jpg image(Okay, I know thats not JS)
}
}

Take the image, make a second one with the red X already on it. Then, do
a simple image swap.

if (document.forms['me'].elements['Quantity'].value == 0)
{
document.images['imageName'].src = 'imageWithX.jpg';
}
<img src="imageWithoutX.jpg" name="imageName">

--
Randy
Chance Favors The Prepared Mind
comp.lang.javascript FAQ - http://jibbering.com/faq/

[T. Postel]

In article <3H*****************@news.uswest.net>, "Andy" <an**@shirtshackomaha.com> wrote:

Is there a way to overlay a Red X on top of a .jpg image so the image still
is visible but X'd out?

function XitOut{
if(document.me.Quantity.value == 0)
{
Put a X over the .jpg image(Okay, I know thats not JS)
}
}
Andy

I'd put a transparent .gif file (of the red X) in a layer on top of the image
you want to X-out. You can either change the .src of the X-out image, all clear
or X, or change the layer visibility to change state.

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[Ray]

Here's something that'll put the X on your pics:

http://kahaha.tripod.com/Learning/Ov...geSwapRedX.htm

Your image is place in the background of a <span> tag and is
initially covered with a transparent GIF. When your image is click'd,
the transparent .gif is swapped with a red X .gif that has a
transparent background. Height and width in the <img> tag should be
changed to match your image dimensions. I'm sure the code is crude
cause I've only been programming (HTML / CSS doesn't count) for a few
months now. Enjoy, Ray

On Tue, 6 Apr 2004 22:36:26 -0500, "Andy" <snip> wrote:

Is there a way to overlay a Red X on top of a .jpg image so the image still
is visible but X'd out?

function XitOut{
if(document.me.Quantity.value == 0)
{
Put a X over the .jpg image(Okay, I know thats not JS)
}
}
Andy

[Andy]

Thanks:
just what I'm looking for.

Andy
"Andy" <an**@shirtshackomaha.com> wrote in message
news:3H*****************@news.uswest.net...
Is there a way to overlay a Red X on top of a .jpg image so the image still
is visible but X'd out?

function XitOut{
if(document.me.Quantity.value == 0)
{
Put a X over the .jpg image(Okay, I know thats not JS)
}
}
Andy