Re: Possible bug in Amaya

You are right. That's the reason a strange image was displayed
in your documents. If you have an image named index.gif in your
document directory, it is displayed instead of the small red
triangle that indicates in the source view the line corresponding
to the current selection.

The bug is fixed in the CVS base now.

Vincent.

patrick.brennan wrote:
> 
> I have observed unusual behaviour using Amaya 6.1 under Windows ME. To replicate
> this behaviour follow the steps below:
> 1. Create a .gif file named "index.gif" in the same directory as an HTML file
> you want to edit.
> 
> 2. Launch Amaya and open the HTML file.
> 
> 3. Open the view source window and make some minor editing change. Re-save the
> file from this window.
> 
> 4. "index.gif" will then appear as a background image in either the view source
> window or the main browser window.
> 
> This is the cause of the mysterious advertisements in Amaya (see my previous
> postings). I haven't checked whether it happens with other image files.
> 
> Does anyone else observe this behaviour?
> 
> patrick brennan
> 
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Received on Wednesday, 22 May 2002 07:10:02 UTC