Martin:
I stand corrected. Now that I have posted this to an actual web server
it no longer exhibits the improper behaviour. Oddly, this problem
(still) only occurs if I open the page locally.
My apologies to Martin, who didn't believe me, and was right not to.
You, sir, are a gentleman and a scholar.
Warning: Horrible HTML / CSS / Javascript ahead:
http://www.saintrays.net
Before mocking my design choices and coding abilities, keep in mind
that I am a doctor (radiologist) and not a programmer or designer. This
web app will be targeted to a very small group of people, and I will
require that they must view it in 'fullscreen' 1024 x 768 for it to
render correctly, hopefully in Firefox / Mozilla until I iron out the
IE bugs. It will be a sort of 'teaching file' of interesting cases
when finished. The fullscreen look is so that it can mimic the look of
powerpoint, without actually being as limiting as powerpoint. To see
what I mean, click on the "CR" button to load the plain film images,
and double click on an image. This zooms it. When zoomed, you can click
and drag to pan. Double clicking again zooms out. All of this is
impossible with powerpoint. Of course, a lot of functionality has yet
to be implemented.
Anyway, thanks again. Now to clean up the code, and add some actual
error checking to my functions.
-CJL
