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alt tag...that's what I was thinking of. &nbsp;In IE the alt tag is the default tooltip, and I'm only coding this for IE...thanks anyway
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alt tag...that's what I was thinking of.  In IE the alt tag is the default tooltip, and I'm only coding this for IE...thanks anyway

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Ok! Actually, alt is supposed to be the text that replaces the image if the image can't display. Title is the correct attribute, but to each their own :)
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Ok! Actually, alt is supposed to be the text that replaces the image if the image can't display. Title is the correct attribute, but to each their own :)

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&quot;correct attribute&quot; but that doesn't mean IE will accept it as such :)), how I love standards ...
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"correct attribute" but that doesn't mean IE will accept it as such :)), how I love standards ...

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Is there a tooltip attribute, or some such way or easily setting a default tooltip for the object?<br />
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ie, myImage.toolTip = &quot;Click here for more info&quot;<br />
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I know how to make a custom tooltip using DHMTL, but I'm kind of lazy and looking for a quick fix before I do that. &nbsp;Thanks.<br />
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Scott.
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Is there a tooltip attribute, or some such way or easily setting a default tooltip for the object?

ie, myImage.toolTip = "Click here for more info"

I know how to make a custom tooltip using DHMTL, but I'm kind of lazy and looking for a quick fix before I do that.  Thanks.

Scott.

Tooltip attribute of &lt;img&gt; tag?

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Tooltip attribute of &lt;img&gt; tag?

Tooltip attribute of <img> tag?