Sam Desouza said:
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View ArticleJdenny said:
you cold have random access - the computer picks the random image and not the user - just pick one image in advance!...user clicks 'next', computer displays pre-loaded image, computer picks another...
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Joe Gillespie said:
With a pure JavaScript solution, you normally put a preloading script on a page to make sure that when somebody rolls over a button, the 'over' state is already cached. With the slide show script you...
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Crumpet said:
yeah -- i don't mind if there's a delay in this instance. at least that way, if somebody just wants to look at one or two things, they don't have to load every single image just to see those couple....
View ArticleJoe Gillespie said:
To have random access, all the images have to be preloaded because you don't know which one the reader will choose to view next. With sequential viewing, the script knows which is the next image to...
View ArticleCrumpet said:
so there's no way to keep the random access??? i really don't want to do it sequentially...or are your first and second sentences separate ideas? (soory, it's morning, and my brain isn't working too...
View ArticleJoe Gillespie said:
I does take rather a long time to load. You could improve the perceived speed by NOT preloading all the larger images.This http://www.wpdfd.com/wpdslid2.htm shows you how to load up pictures in the...
View ArticleCrumpet said:
One more thing...Is there a way to stop all the slide images preloading with my thumbnails, instead having the corressponding image load up when someone clicks on a particular thumbnail? I've just put...
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Crumpet said:
Thanks -- that's awesome. It works perfectly now. Thanks also for the tip about the Mozilla debugger. I have Mozilla already (I use Safari for browsing generally, but have a whole range of browsers...
View ArticleJoe Gillespie said:
You have the right idea about removing the bullet-specific code except that you removed too much. Just remove this section... // slide 6 is a special case with timed bullets // so we call...
View ArticleCrumpet said:
Hi,This is my first post here, and I have a question about coding a Javascript slideshow. First though, a little history -- I am entirely self taught with web design... basically, I've learnt things...
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