Please don't ask this on an Apache list.

It is in no way Apache specific. This is normal HTTP/HMTL behavior, and if
you want to override it you have to do some stupid JavaScript tricks. You
might also be able to fix it with some silly CGI or by pre-caching the
image on a previous page, but again, none of this is Apache related, or
even related to RedHat.

thornton


On Tue, 20 Mar 2001, Mike Burger wrote:

> I'd suggest asking this question on an Apache list, as it would seem this
> behavior is more a part of Apache.  Having said this, the main reason for
> this suggestion is that, since this is an Apache issue, the Apache lists
> would be more attuned to answering this type of issue.
>
> On Tue, 20 Mar 2001, Ted Hilts wrote:
>
> > I need some way of stopping any kind of display until the picture
> > background has been displayed.  Then the text and the other stuff can be
> > overlaid on the picture.



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