1 - the pics wont show in the slideshow. Only the text follows through to the next window. Why?2 - when you click the button "markera alla bilder" (mark all pics) only half of the pics get checked. why?Heres the code:
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<script type="text/javascript" language="javascript">
var checked = new Array();
I'm going to set up a fade-in/fade-out slideshow, probably with jquery, that will loop through a list of images. But I only want the very first image to be shown once and then not again, even if the screen is refreshed. I don't know much about how to do that but I'm guessing it has something to do with a session, or cookies?
I'm trying to create a JavaScript slideshow that is based on the slideshow in this Web site: [URL] It consists of the HTML page, which creates the slideshow interface:
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In the above link that contains the entire activity, several pictures are also listed (slideImg0.jpg, slideImg1.jpg, slideImg2.jpg, etc.). Although the activity shows how the captions for each slide are incorporated into the code, it doesn't show how all of the images are incorporated. show me how I would write the code for the images and captions (so that a working slideshow appears in my Web site) in the JavaScript and the HTML pages? Also, could you give me an example with two of the images (or captions, if necessary), so I'll know how to write all of the images (or captions, if necessary) consecutively? In the JavaScript file, would I write the code like this:
I accidentally damaged my slide show today and cant work out how to fix it. If you go to [URL] its on the home page. I had only links showing so I added the <ul id="slideshow"> tag and now I have the box coming up but its just blank.
I have a pic saved on my computer and I cant get my script to point to it.even if i put the whole path in. am i not understanding how to point to an image.
This is the classic flying starfield script that i am playing with. how to change image
I downloaded a code for image mouse over effects. It works exactly how it's supposed to except when you first load the page, the images are not there. They do not appear and function until you actually roll the mouse over them.
Im currently working on a project for class and have been directed to use Javascript for what im looking to do. Im a beginner when it comes to coding w/ javascript. Over the last couple days I've spent good time reading and practicing tutorials but have yet to do something I imagine is very basic for what I want to do.
At the moment, im looking to insert text into a webpage, that links to images. The images, ideally will layer on top of each other (Multiple images can be shown based on the "text" which activates it) Images shown, if done what im looking for, will have a transparent background to view images set behind one another. I've spent a couple hours looking up code through google, found similiar code which i've tried to manipulate to do what I want. I have yet to put something successful together. Was hoping I could look upon experience programmers to help me out by pointing me in the right direction. Im willing to do the work, just looking for that guidance
Does anybody know of any simple, stable plugin that does that ? been looking around and most of them bring slideshows, carousels, etc All i want is to put them into a static grid but not having to resize manually every pic that is uploaded.
I am a new designer trying to slog my way into using some of the neat tools available out there. I want to use a image slider I found called InnerFade. [URL]. I am using a ul with <a> and <img> in them and I want it to scroll from pic to pic.. this all seemed so easy when I started but I cannot see where I went wrong..
So Im trying to create a slideshow with thumbnails the user can scroll through and use to navigate the slideshow. I'm a big fan of cycle so I wanted to use that as my main slideshow component and was planning on using jcarousel for the pager. So far it works great in Firefox, Chrome, and Safari, yet in IE the thumbnails are not loading. I'm guessing it has something to do with how the images in the pager are generated and then jcarousel just isnt proccessing that in IE but I 'm not sure. I feel like I'm very close to getting this slideshow to work, yet I need to figure out why it is failing in IE.
I am using a simple prototype slideshow and a more comprehensive jquery slideshow on my website.When these are used on the same webpage on my website there appears to be a collision: (For example)Code:element.attachEvent is not a function[Break on this error] element.attachEvent("on" + actualEventName, responder); How can I avoid the conflict without reverting to a new slideshow?
I'm trying to create a photo gallery that has a mouseover on a "next" and "previous" to scroll through the pics. I have the mouseover part figured out, but can't seem to get the scrolling through the pics. Here is my code below. I will have 5 pics to scroll through.
[code] <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"> <head> <title>Townhouse</title> [Code]....
im trying to hide a div on page load,ive used this.
<script type="text/javascript"> function hideDiv(){ document.getElementById('sidebar').style.display = "none";[code].....
and this in the body tag
<body onload="javascript:hideDiv()">
it works fine hiding the div named sidebar, problem comes when i try to then use an Onclick event to show the hidden div, it just wont show.can this be done?
I have a problem on my wordpress blog that is integregated with a 3rd party shopping system. What I'm finding is that the Image Slide Show will not show up on the product page but will show up on other pages. obviously there is some conflict but I don't know where.Example: here is the product listing page while in the header the slide show seems to work fine.Now here is the page if you select one of the t-shirts but as you will see the image slide show in the Header vanishes?
I always want "smenu3" to show with "smenu4" and "smenu5" collapsed... When the user clicks the link, it calls a javascript function to show "smenu4" like so...
SlideShow javascript class by Peter Bailey - Copyright (c) 2003 Contact: me@peterbailey.net Website: http://www.peterbailey.net/slideshow/
Main Features: - OO design means low namespace consumption and allows for multiple SlideShow instances per page - Auto-creation of SELECT navigation widget - Can preload images (but doesn't have to) - Toggle start/end looping - Slideshow data can be used between shows
Compatibility: - Tested on IE6 and Mozilla 1.1 - DOM compliant browsers only
Note: This document was created with a tab-spacing of four (4)
SlideShow.prototype.go = function( v ) { switch ( v ) { case 'prev': case 'back': this.slide--; break; case 'next': case 'foward': this.slide++; break; default: this.slide = v - 1; } if ( this.slide == -1 ) // Loop from beginning to end this.slide = ( this.loop ) ? parseInt( this.data.length - 1 ) : 0; if ( this.slide == this.data.length ) // Loop from end to beginning this.slide = ( this.loop ) ? 0 : this.slide = this.data.length - 1;
this.img.src = ( this.pre ) ? this.imgs[this.slide].src : this.root + this.data[this.slide][0]; if (this.imgsDone) this.img.setAttribute( "alt", this.data[this.slide][1] ); if (this.cap) this.capObj.firstChild.nodeValue = this.data[this.slide][1]; if (this.sts) this.stsObj.firstChild.nodeValue = "Slide " + ( this.slide + 1 ) + " of " + this.data.length; if (this.sel) this.sel.selectedIndex = this.slide; }
SlideShow.prototype.makeSelect = function( containerId, useCaps ) { var ssObj = this; var s = document.createElement( "select" ); this.sel = document.getElementById( containerId ).appendChild( s ); if ( document.all ) this.sel.attachEvent( "onchange", function () { changeHandler( event.srcElement, ssObj ) } ); else this.sel.addEventListener( "change", function ( e ) { changeHandler( e.target, ssObj ) }, false ); this.addOptions( useCaps );
function changeHandler( sel, ss ) { ss.go( parseInt( sel.options[sel.selectedIndex].value ) + 1 ); } }
SlideShow.prototype.addOptions = function( useCaps ) { var o; for ( var i = 0, len = this.data.length; i < len; i++ ) { o = document.createElement( "option" ); t = document.createTextNode( ( useCaps ) ? this.data[i][1] : "Picture " + ( i + 1 ) ); o.setAttribute( "value", i ); o.appendChild( t ); this.sel.appendChild( o ); } }
currently making a website for a friend and he's after a image slide show that fades in and out of the images. He wants it javascript based as he does not want flash on it. However my knowledge of javascript at the moment is very poor but this is what I've come up with so far.
I managed to get a slideshow working fine without the fade. Then I got a fade working for IE with this code:
var slideShowSpeed = 5000; var crossFadeDuration = 5; var Pic = new Array(); Pic[0] = 'images/SD_Banner.jpg'
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However, even though this works for Mozilla and Chrome, IE does not like this at all...
Is there anyway of somehow doing some kind of IF statemement depending on which browser is open to determine which code shoud be used?
I've got a good cross browser dhtml fade in script that shows random images from an array when the window loads. It works perfectly for that.
I'd like to alter the code to show when the window loads the 'entire slideshow' over and over in a loop. I'm very new to JavaScript and could use a bit of help or advice on how to implement this. My coding knowledge is very basic. Code:
I do not know if this is dated script or if you know of a simpler script that does the same thing. I just liked the fact that it was not flash and liked the fade transitions.....
I have a basic 3 image slideshow banner for a website, but it loops and I'd like it to stop on the last banner image instead of start over. Here is the code I have, but I don't know what to do to stop the slideshow once the last image is displayed: