[open] Form button with both text and image

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• Josh

  August 2015 edited 10:28AM

  Hi C,

  The simplest way to bipass this limitation would be to use images that already contain text. I can imagine that this would be harder if the text depends on the experimental condition. The always existant solution is to use an inline_script instead of a form. You could create a canvas and display a combination of text and image somewhere. To pass it as a button, you would have to gather mouse response coordinates, and incorporate an if-statement to indicate e.g. "if coordinates are within button range, do this".

  Cheers
  Josh
• Xophmeister

  August 2015 edited August 2015

  Thanks, Josh

  Yeah, those are the conclusion I had come to... Although, I did have another thought which I've not tried: The text in buttons (amongst other things) is rendered as HTML. Is there any restriction on that? Could one, for example, use an img tag with an absolute path/data URI as the source?

  Thanks;
  C
• Xophmeister

  August 2015 edited 10:28AM

  ...It was worth a try, but the img tag didn't work with either a remote file or local file (I didn't bother trying a data URI).

  I'll implement Josh's suggestion if needs be.

  Thanks;
  C
• sebastiaan

  August 2015 edited 10:28AM

  The text in buttons (amongst other things) is rendered as HTML. Is there any restriction on that?

  Yes, it's just a very limited set of tags for basic formatting, not a full HTML renderer. See also:

  • http://osdoc.cogsci.nl/usage/text/

  
  
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