i)
this does not work when the image source is parametrized with more than 2 or more parameters:
for example:
<img id=productimage style="WIDTH: 152px; HEIGHT: 127px"
height=127 src="http://localhost/wdr/getimg.aspx?id=214&mw=107&mh=102" width=152 >
I suppose the ampersand is not dealt with properly.
ii)
As I mentionned several weeks ago, the aspect ratio preservation mechanism functions very poorly in i.e.. For one, the vertical component is ignored. Is there no way to make this work in IE?
Given the length of time that has passed since this issue was first raised, I do not believe Cutesoft appreciates the importance of this point in terms of its product. The current state of affairs in IE w/r to image resizing with aspect ratio maintained is unuseable; IE has the overwhelming majority of the market share, and image handling is very important for CMS.
If it is impossible to get it working in IE, I reccomend you remove the corner resizing handles, disable aspect ratio preservation when dragging a side handle, and provide an option for preserving aspect ratio in the property dialog, such that, when enabled, a change to one dimension will automatically affect the other. (this is essentially what the high end product in the marketplace does, except they do not remove the corner handle).
Honestly, when you provide a new feature, don't deliver it until it has been tested backwards and forwards by multiple testers. It seems that there is a culture of panic in your maintenance department.