IE7 doesnt load my <img> animation properly

VPmase

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If you don't have a comment that can help solve the problem then don't post. A lot of people use IE7, there are even people still using IE6 so he needs to solve this problem.

I'm not sure how you can fix this but there is an easy work-around and it would have a better outcome than using javascript and gif files :)

The work-around is that you animate that in Flash and use AS to tell the animation to go backwards or forward (It maybe more complicated than I put it but its actually not that difficult :S)
 

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If you don't have a comment that can help solve the problem then don't post. A lot of people use IE7, there are even people still using IE6 so he needs to solve this problem.

I'm not sure how you can fix this but there is an easy work-around and it would have a better outcome than using javascript and gif files :)

The work-around is that you animate that in Flash and use AS to tell the animation to go backwards or forward (It maybe more complicated than I put it but its actually not that difficult :S)

One person told me that flash shall run much slower, its funny how IE7 manages the code, you see if i just add the img there without the link, the gif actualy doesnt skip all frames, but if i had a link to the img thats how he manages it, im going :nuts: with this already...
 

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I have two ideas.

First: You could add a JavaScript onclick="window.location.href=..." element on your image that would take the user to the desired page (since you said the image works fine without the link).

Second: Instead of putting your image inside your anchor, you could make it a div's background image and make pretty much the same as above but with your onClick on the div instead of the image.

Hope that's gonna work or help find a solution.
 
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