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Thread: Dynamically inject multipart MHTML content into document?

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    Default Dynamically inject multipart MHTML content into document?

    Serverless situation where applet drives document scanner and captures images.
    Currently use data uri technique <img src="data:image/jpg;base64,BLAHBLAHBLAH> to dynamically change img src (image fed from the applet) when user wants to view a particular image.

    Works great in firefox...
    In ie8, however, the 32K limit on data uri's stops me cold.

    I researched switching over to MHTML techniques for IE only....but without server-side generation of the MHTML (or CSS), I am running into issues.

    Does anyone know of a way to dynamically 'inject' MHTML content via javascript into current document for use as MHTML image ?

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    This is really driving me batty. There simply HAS to be a way to inject an image onto a page with IE (greater than 32K)...

    If anyone has ANY thoughts, please jump in. Thanks!!

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