ID:2425917
Feb 2 2019, 3:07 pm (Edited on Feb 2 2019, 3:15 pm)
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<IMG CLASS=icon SRC=\ref[src.w_uniform.icon] ICONSTATE=’[src.w_uniform.icon_state]’> Problem description: I would like to insert an icon from a .dmi file into html and then have it displayed in a browse() window. Currently the code appears to ignore the desired icon state, only using the first icon in the .dmi file (debugging the w_uniform values suggests they are set correctly). How do I reference a specific icon_state in a .dmi? | |
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Feb 2 2019, 3:11 pm
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Nadrew
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You're missing the opening [ on the ICONSTATE part.
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That was sloppy typing on my part. It does have an opening [.
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In my tests I did notice that it wasn't always working unless I had the SRC element's contents surrounded by '' as well, but it did seem to occasionally manage (could have been a cache thing).
So you may want to give that a shot, everything seems to work as expected when I do
<IMG CLASS=icon SRC='\ref[src.icon]' ICONSTATE=’[src.icon_state]’>
Which is no different than what you're doing (variable usage wise) if the two values are indeed correct. | |
I have tried your suggestion and also cleared the cache but it did not resolve the issue. The src.icon points to the right .dmi file and src.icon_state is the right state but it always displays the first image in the file.
NB I am using the latest BYOND version 512.1463. | |
Not seeing any issues on my end at all, that line I posted should always show the right state as long as it exists and isn't named the same thing as another state.
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is that the right apostrophe on the icon state? Isnt that the fancy unicode one?
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It is hex 92 so it's extended ascii. But it didn't work for ' or \" either. In any case I have found a workaround. Save the icon to the cache and then parse it in base64. No clue why it was not working.
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