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HTML Image Attributes VI

LabVIEW Internet Toolkit 6.0.2 Help
June 2008

NI Part Number:
370014C-01

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Owning Palette: HTML Utility VIs

Installed With: Internet Toolkit

Constructs image attributes for an applet, image, or image button tag <APPLET, IMG, INPUT>.

usemap specifies the name of a client-side image map. You can construct the image map with the HTML Map VI.
ismap specifies whether the image refers to a server-side image map. The default is FALSE, which means the VI does not add ISMAP attributes.
attributes in is a string to which the attributes constructed by the VI are appended.
border specifies the width of the link border in pixels. If you select the default or do not wire the control, the VI does not add a BORDER tag to the attributes out string.
alignment specifies the alignment of the image or applet. If you select the default or do not wire the control, the VI does not add an ALIGN attribute to the output string. The alignment value can be (default), LEFT, RIGHT, TOP, TEXTTOP, MIDDLE, ABSMIDDLE, BASELINE, BOTTOM, or ABSBOTTOM.
size specifies the height and width of the image or applet.
height specifies the height of the image or applet. The default is –1, which means that the VI does not add a HEIGHT attribute to the output string.
width specifies the width of the image or applet. The default is –1, which means that the VI does not add a WIDTH attribute to the output string.
gutter specifies the horizontal and vertical gap around the image or applet.
hspace specifies the horizontal gap around the image or applet. The default is –1, which means that the VI does not add an HSPACE attribute to the output string.
vspace specifies the vertical gap around the image or applet. The default is –1, which means that the VI does not add a VSPACE attribute to the output string.
alt specifies the text description of the image used in non-graphical browsers.
attributes out contains the attributes in string and the HTML code that the VI constructs.

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