Implementation of the "Continuous Horizontal Image Scroller"
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This is a simple javascript program to create a banner out of collection of swf and Image files.
Using this script you can create a banner in which you can
- arrange sequence of images and/or swf files.
- Attach hyperlinks with them.
- Specify display duration of individual image/swf.
- Change height and width of individual image/swf
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WebAPP stands for Web Automated Perl Portal, because that is the total idea behind it. You should be able to set this site up, and have to work minimally to keep it up. Included are topics, forums, instant message, who's online, download section, link section, and complete site administration!
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Open "Scroller.htm" with any editor and provide references for all your scrolled images in the array "pic" in the following order: image file name, image width, link name. The number of scrolled images (and correspondently a number of elements of array "pic") is unlimited, but, please, keep in mind downloading time. The same height for all scrolled images is recommended.
If you wish to change the scrolling speed you can increase or decrease the value of the variable "speed".
Replace the contents of "main.htm" with yours or rename your ".htm" file to "main.htm" and replace the original "main.htm" with the renamed one.
In the file "default.htm" replace the height of the upper frame (60) with the width of your scrolled images. By modifying the file "default.htm" you can move the frame with the scrolling images on the bottom. Alternatively, you can create a more complex frame structure.
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A very simple and powerfull banner rotator javascript !!!!
Banner type : image / flash !!
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The DOCTYPE of a web page should have no effect on how the Javascript attached to that web page functions. Microsoft however have decreed that it should - resulting in making your Javascript code more complicated in order to work around their deliberate program bug. IE6 and earlier even ignore the DOCTYPE if it is preceded by a perfectly valid XML header so that you can't even get consistent results by including it.
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