I seem to keep chaging my mind about the best way to do this. I am trying to make a gallery that will display images on a page (without a database!) from a folder when a link is cliked. I have used PHP to read the file paths into an array - and this seems to work perfectly. Its output is similar to this:
I'm hoping this is possible or that there is an easier way to do this. I'm having an issue with displaying data from one array that contains information about users in a table that is controlled by a different array.Is it possible to do this or is this use of arrays to display the data the wrong approach?
The table is located on one webpage, I simply want to extract one piece of information that I have placed in the initial array as part of the login script that contains user information (for validation for login etc) and display it in a table on the new webpage that is opened as a result of successful validation of the user details. I'm completely stumped and after many attempts I just can't seem to get it to work.
I need a JavaScript (or something else) that will fade out the web site, on load, and display a series of images, then display a "Continue" button to go back to the web site. I have an idea for a cute (and funny) way to get people interested in my site that has a weird name. I searched high and low (Google!, amongst others) for anything that would be close to what I need, to no avail.
my site is [URL] and on the homepage i have a jcarouselLite that came with the wordpress template that im using. I cannot get it to display more then 3 images, even if i put another <li> item in there.
I've copied and pasted the last image 2-3 times over and it won't display. I've also tried changing it to a new image and putting it at the end and it still won't display.
I don't post on the javascript forum much, because I don't program in javascript. I do most my programming in PHP and I recently designed a script to grab an image everytime it is updated. The images are checked, to see if they exist in the directory, and if not, are added. So in the end, I will have a series of images.
I want to know use a simple (javascript?) script to go through the directory (or an array of the filenames) and display them at X images per second.
As a test, I'm trying to display a sequence of images on an html page. The first image is displayed initially, but when I click on the button (although I can tell that the sequencing is happening, and the image files are on the server where they're supposed to be) the rest of the images do not display.
Okay, so I've been trying to pick up JavaScript and JQuery. And I have a few questions, would be very grateful for answers: -If I'm making a sliding image gallery with JQuery, how do I store my images in an array? I take it this is the best way? I've made a JQuery gallery by assigning each image an ID, and hiding the ones that aren't required. This looks like bad practice though.
I take it it should work with a standard JavaScript array, then reference the position of the image I've loaded? like [0][1][2] etc, but something must be amiss in my code. So basically, I've animated my image in, and there's a next button that I want to take me to the next image in the sequence.
i want all of the images to preload, but i want to do it in such a way that i don't have to list all of the images a second time.. I want it to somehow grab all the images from the array and load them. is there a simple or relatively easy way of doing that?
manipulate the code below so rather than it rotate 1 image it rotates an array of images of say 3 images. Which will be placed in different places on the page.
<!-- TWO STEPS TO INSTALL RANDOM IMAGE:
1. Copy the coding into the HEAD of your HTML document 2. Add the last code into the BODY of your HTML document -->
<!-- STEP ONE: Paste this code into the HEAD of your HTML document --> <HEAD> <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"> <!-- This script and many more are available free online at --> <!-- The JavaScript Source!! http://javascript.internet.com -->
I know I probably have to recode this, but is there a simple answer?
var ImageArr1 = new Array("images/sponsors/deanst.png","images/sponsors/vroom.png","images/sponsors/lfest.png","images/sponsors/beontrack.png"); var ImageHolder1 = document.getElementById('Rotating1'); var ImageArr2 = new Array("images/sponsors/paulmitchell.png","images/sponsors/sinnersaint.png","images/sponsors/pinksofa.png","images/sponsors
$(this).html(); I want to dig out all the images in an rss feed and display them using an image plugin. so I have something like this. $('div#rss_feed p a img').each(function (){ #('#imageviewer').append(this); });
Now that worked but I need each image to be in an li element $('div#rss_feed p a img').each(function (){ var h = '<li class="image"><a href="">'+$(this).html()+'</a></li>'; #('#imageviewer').append(h); });
I know I cant use $(this) like the above but I want to do something of the same effect. Is there a way to get the html code of whatever this is pointing to?
New to Javascripting, new to forum. I searched the forum, and tried to adapt, to no avail. I am building a store and want users to be able to see how two items look together. I have it working, but it uses a drop down. I would like to display many items and have the user click on one "image", from the display of "top" images, to display it on top, and from another section of "bottom" images, click another image to display it on bottom. For instance to see what one plant would look like in different vases. [URL] If I could be picky, is there a way to make it all happen in the BODY of the page? I use DW and a template.
I have a PHP script that will get images out of the database and display them in a grid. I have two verisons. I save a thumbnail which I display and then a larger image in a different folder. These images are placed in a scroll bar but what I would like to happen is that when I click on a thumbnail it basically displays the bigger image until I click on that image and it goes away. I would love for the middle of the image to be displayed in the middle of the users screen but beggers probably can't be choosers in this case.
An example of a similar desired result is a link here:http://qrayg.com/experiment/hig/Instead of the hover, I'd like to utilize the onclick to display and remove the image. If it's easy to put the center in the center of the screen that that would be absolutely incredible as well.
I have been trying to come up with a javascript that will display certain images on my website at a certain time. I found a few scripts but when I tried to customize this one it won't display the images. Does anyone know what I might be doing wrong?code...
m tryig to display titles of more than one word of scrolling images when hover on the images. But there is a problem in my code. It shows only the first word when hover the images. e.g the images title is "My first image" then it will display only 'My' as the title. Is there any option to fix this problem using the javascript.
I have an array with three dimensions. There are 10 elements in each dimension so I've got a 10x10x10 cube. How can I combine all the elements from one dimension into one layer so I can display the whole cube in a 2-D view?
I have a random image JS that I need to add links to ( well, the same link but to all images) something I am doing is not working. I just need to add a link (asp/course_tool/default.asp) to each jpeg. Code:
I am not sure this is possible but it seems like it should be. I want to populate a javascript array with all the image files in a dorectory. I want this to be dynamic so that when I add an image to the directory it get included in the array.
Any ideas? I am sure there are many javascript wizards out there who can point me in the right direction.
Looking for a little bit of help. I created a simple script a while back in PHP which reads all the images from a directory and assigns them to an array (reading for loading into a document). Would I be able to do this in JavaScript or does it not have these kind of privileges?
First off, The application in question can be found at:[URL]... It uses pixastic, then the "convert to png" button converts the canvas to a saveable image. The application is going to produce a slideshow using the edited images. I obviously have the option of allowing my users to save the edited images locally, and then reload them to create the slideshow.
Ideally though, I would like this image loading process to be done from within the browser though.
I am using wordpress for my site and I would like to display images of my jewelry based on tags.I have 160 images total. Different kind of material, color, shape and type. . I want to have a default image load first when you arrive on the page, then that image will get updated based on what tag you select. Like with color, there is black, white, red and green. For type it's necklaces and earrings. So I would have the same necklace, but there is a black and a green version for example.So say by default I have a black necklace that loads when you go to this page.If you press the green tab, then I need to fetch that same necklace in green. I have my tags set up right, I just need to be able to call up the correct image.Ideally I would like to have an image in the middle of the page, with icons of options on the above, to the left, right, and below the image.
I have to access code in an external javascript page (random.js) which I have done. But then I have to create a second script element to create the function showlmg() and within that I require statements to declare a variable named imgNumber equal to the value returned by the randomInteger() (which is from the external sheet found in data files from the textbook therefore I know they are right). I am supposed to use 9 as the value of the size parameter in the randomInteger() function. The second statement should be command that writes the following text to the document: <img src='imgNumber.jog' alt= ' '/>.
So basically the coding I have done is: <script type= "text/javascript" src= random.js"> </script> <script type="text/javascript"> function showlmg() { var imgNumber= randomInteger(9);// Return a random number from 0 to 9. document.write("<img src='imgNumber.jpg' alt=''/>"); } </script>
All in the head of the document and then function randomInteger(size) { return Math.floor((size+1)*Math.random());} from the external file. and <tr> <td colspan="2" class="center"> <script type= "text/javascript"> showlmg(); showlmg(); showlmg(); showlmg(); showlmg(); </script> </td> </tr>
To post in a table on the page... I believe the issue is in the declaring a variable the is equal to the result of the function random integer which the text book or anywhere that I can find online fails to explain how to do.
Does anyone have a script, that can display a random image of the images I select?:confused:I'm going to use it for a type of captcha. I think this would be easier in javascript, so yes I am in the right section.
