Basically I created a script which changes image banner on site depending on which day it is, and what period of time it is.
Script goes like this:
HTML part
<img id="banner" />
Javascript code
var nowHr=new Date().getHours();
var nowMin = new Date().getMinutes();
[code]...
Now, WHAT I NEED NOW is instead o using images (1.jpg, 2.jpg...) I want to use Flash (1.swf, 2.swf...).So is it possible to modify this script and make it work with Flash?
I have two swf files that I use as headers on our website; one for day, one for night. I am looking for a script that will change these files depending on the time of day the user hits the site based on their computer clock.
I'm in need of a good, reliable ad banner rotation setup where I can add/delete banners (and their links) remotely because I'm going to use it on over 100 web pages.
My question is: is java script the best way to go? If so, can anyone provide me with a link to a good script I can try?
I don't need to track how many clicks, so a simple script would work fine.
I currently manage a website that has a simple banner rotation javascript that randomly rotates banner images and the associated link every few seconds. I have been asked to replace it with a script that will be sequential in rotation and have a couple small button options just below the banner to move forward or backward through the selection.
I figured instead of reinventing the wheel someone surely has a simple a banner rotator with forward/back options, but darn if I can find one. There are countless scripts out there, but I can�t find one where the user can select the next banner before its allotted time. It would be simple enough in flash, but it was requested I stay with java script.
Anyone have any leads for a very basic banner rotation script that incorporates the forward/back selection option?
I am using the jquerry cycle to create a rotation banner with a caption/title within a CMS everything is working properly. the problem is that on the next step i need to make the caption color change according to the captionis there a way to control that? this is my code so far
I wish to include a Flash banner in my web page that is a link to another web site. The other web site has provided the code for the Flash banner link as:
When I include the code inbetween <head></head> or between <body></body> nothing happens. I wonder why the banner is not showing? Do I have to alter the code or include something in my HTML code?
I have a flash banner width that is over 900. However, I have a small screen/screen resolution and I have to scroll over to view the rest of the content. How can I incorporate the flash banner with the javascript to adjust the size accordingly?
In internet explorer I have no problems. I literally just taught myself flash so I am hoping there is an easy fix that I am not finding. I did not design or create the template for the original site, I am just upgrading and adding features to improve what was already there.
If you peruse my site here, you'll find that in IE8 (and maybe higher), the rotating banner at the top flashes the little thumbnails and the background a bit when visiting a new page. It doesn't do this in FF or Chrome Is there anything that can be done to fix this? I reviewed the documentation for the script and tried tinkering as much as I could, but can't get rid of the flashing.
The javascript served banner is moved from #apple1 to #targetplace. Some times the banner is displayed on both places. Are two page impressions counted for this one page the banner is displayed? Executes the browser the javascript once or each time the javascript is moved?
how to get the time and date difference? given two time and date with the following format like in textbox A: 2011-05-03 17:35:47.0 and textbox B: 2011-05-03 16:35:47.0 then the output would be: 0 days, 1 hour, 0 minutes, 0 seconds
I have a web-application project which requires interactive User Interfaces. It is more like a web based xml content editor. I have seen a few javascript based text editors but not much flash based ones. I dont have much experience on neither of the technologies so I have to spent some time to develop my skills on them (your suggestions are wellcome:) my questions are:
1. Is JavaScript and the today's internet users's enveronment (browser-speed-security) mature enough to run a heavy javascript based web application ?
2. I have the "sceptic feeling" that with Javascript, programmers have very little control on runtime environment or javascript behaviours, errors are not so predictable on client site. (Still I see lots of websites with javascript and a yellow Error sign on my browsers left bottom corner). Is it still quite complicated task to make the javascript run properly on most of the users site (say 90%) without complicated browser/version/DOM tricks and customisation?
3. Is Flash a better option for a interactive UI application? If so why is it still just an "animation" technology?
4. Is it possible (and easy) to mix the Flash with other technologies like Ajax or ASP.NET ? Is it possible (and available) to make flash-based components (like special behaviour combo box, or new kind of UI components) which can be used in an asp.net web application?
I have developed a very nice javascript-based navigation structure. My customer wants to have a flash film on his very first site which already has to have this navigation.
And now the effect: Whenever the flash film is running, the navigation submenus are not displayed ABOVE this flash film, but BEHIND it. As far as I have tried, there is no way to influence this behaviour with the "z-index" and different values.
Is there any other way to make the navigation submenu seen or - in other words - is there a way to put the flash film "a layer back"?
I'm attempting to have Javascript / jQuery play a flash player automatically based on the inbound/back link. The objective is to only play it automatically for people coming from a certain link. Is this possible with Javascript / jQuery?
I use javascript on my business website to show the visitor what time it is in Hawaii.The question I have is whether the time that is displayed on the visitor's screen would be affected by Daylight Savings Time (unlike most of the country, Hawaii doesn't have DST)? I am assuming the time shown on the visitor's screen is adjusted based on GMT and not the time it is in their local time zone. Unforunately I do not understand javascript well enough to know for sure this is true.If it isn't true (and the time shown is based on the visitor's local time zone) then I need to change something before DST begins in March.
What I'm trying to do is a script that print a text, based on what the time is. I need different text (It's going to be 4 numbers, i.e 8328). I.E:
01.00 -> 01.59 = text1 02.00 -> 02.59 = text2
etc etc.. It must be all 24 hours of the day. I've been googling since 3 hours back now, and I don't think I can find anything relative to this, as it looks right now.
I'm working on a site for our radio station and want it to load a banner where you can see who the DJ is that is on. I saw code on here yesterday (actually it was from March, but I just found it yesterday and can't today) to do it, it showed two images at different times but I couldn't get it to work and don't know enough about java to add more time slots.
I have looked and looked and looked but i can't find what i'm looking for. I need a progress bar that counts down and shows the time inside the bar as it is counting down. it doesn't have to be fancy it just has to work. what i'm doing now is a periodic update using ajax and then changing the size of a bar in css. it works but it is not ideal. does anyone know where i can find a tutorial for creating a countdown bar? it can be jQuery or just javascript i'm getting half decent at both.
I am in need of changing the class of a number of divs for a specific loop in one of my clients' pages. My javascript skills and knowledge, however, are direly lacking, and I see myself in the unfortunate position of trying to take on more than I can handle.
What I want is a function that runs on page load, ad eternum, changing the class of #foo into .bar and into .foobar alternatively, every X seconds.
I am trying to make a webpage that will change a picture based on the time. I would like one picture (image2) to display between 8:23 and 2:43 Monday-Friday and another(image1) to display the rest of the time. When I open the file the web browser only displays a blank screen.
I have the two images in the same directory as the html file. Here is the code:
I want to change the background of my main div depending on the time of day. Right now this code works for two time of day, day and night but it only works on the "body" tag not on a div. How would i modify it to change a div background rather then the "body" background
I have a javascript controlling the display of a DIV that I did a while back that needs a bit more tweaking to add function to hide the DIV on specific holidays. As it is now, by default, the DIV is being hidden unless it is M-F between 8:00AM-6:00PM:
<script type="text/javascript">
Im assuming that I would just add more else if statements, but not really sure the cleanest way to assign specific dates using this format.
