Jesper Christensen
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Force IE to replace image url
Hi.
does anybody know if it´s possible to force internet explorer to replace a certain image url to an other image url.
Fx.
Every time my browser downloads this image: http://accs-net.com/hosts/Images/gds.jpg, it will replace the image with http://accs-net.com/hosts/transparent.gif
Do I make my self clear? It´s kind of diffecult to explain.
does anybody know if it´s possible to force internet explorer to replace a certain image url to an other image url.
Fx.
Every time my browser downloads this image: http://accs-net.com/hosts/Images/gds.jpg, it will replace the image with http://accs-net.com/hosts/transparent.gif
Do I make my self clear? It´s kind of diffecult to explain.
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Hi.
No I dont own the domain used in the example :)
I dont have access to the server.
The problem is, that i am using serveal cms systems from the same hosts. I want to change some pictures in the administration module because then it´s easier to know the difference between the different sites. Does it make sense?
No I dont own the domain used in the example :)
I dont have access to the server.
The problem is, that i am using serveal cms systems from the same hosts. I want to change some pictures in the administration module because then it´s easier to know the difference between the different sites. Does it make sense?
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Yes, I dont have access the the html code :(
Do you think it´s possible at server level? Otherwise I need th install Greasemonkey on every desktop inhouse ;)