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Subject:    Re: [CGI] Can you place an image over another?
From:       Eric Bridger <eric () NECX ! COM>
Date:       1997-07-28 21:11:11
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I while back Netscape made a big deal about this, calling it server push
animation.  They had sample CGI scripts on their site.  It involved
using Non Parsed Header scripts, e.g. nph-kelly and sending headers
telling the client that the data was multi-part mixed mime format, in this
case a series of gif images delimited by a boundary.
I would search Netscapes site for details.
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Eric

Kelly Biernaskie wrote:
>	I'm trying to see if I can keep the autloading gif images called by my
>script from being displayed beside each other. I want them to overwrite
>each other, sort of like a primitive animation. I'm not really sure how to
>start going about it, if I can do it with frames, or meta tags (- if I use
>these does the server have to have SSI turned on? -). I have tried doing it
>with a table but no luck.
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