I have made a simple canvas and save it as an image. I have done this with the help of this code: var canvas = document.getElementById(\"mycanvas\");
I\'m having a problem using the RFC 2397 data url scheme with IE versions 6-9. My sample code below works without problem when using current versions of Safari, FF, Opera and Chrome.
I have been googling this problem all afternoon and can\'t seem to find any search anywhere where the words Dolphin and Base64 Image or Data URL appear together.But when I find articles about just emb
I am using the new FileReader API to preview images before upload.This is done using DataURLs.But DataURLs can be massive if the images are large.This is especially a pr开发者_开发知识库oblem for me a
I was wondering whether it is possible to force a browser (at least Chrome) to download a data:text/plain URL.
I need to create a page with all images and CSS in it, so it would be only one file. I know that there is something like MHT (IE web archive), BUT there is problem. It works only in IE and Opera, no
I\'ve got error like jQuery and Canvas.toDataURL Some user told that might run it on server but I run it on my server not local
How do you re-instantiate an already declared base64 data url image without having to re-insert the base64 code on the same page?(preferably with css)
I\'m working on a script, and a small part of that involves taking a canvas and converting it to a downloadable image.To do this, I do:
Assuming the following: The browser in question doesn\'t lim开发者_运维问答it the size of data URIs.
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