Shoutbox
G.R. @Scott. Its quite easy to do. Just scroll down to the Mousewheel section in the body of imageflow.js and remove the relevant piece of code. If you can't find it I will have a look for you.
Paul Hi, I am using image flow and I just downloaded the code (with the example). Even in the example, the images are broken. The code works but its spinning around broken images. I am using Google Chrome on a Mac running the latest version of 10.6. Why are images broken.
DrTech Installation and configuration 1. download 2. Install: unzip to server (see installation notes) 3. configure the path to the scripts, relative to the calling html. In /uzipfolder/imageflow.js, change the reflectPath. Can be relative (ImageFlow_1.3.0/), full URL (http://localhost/slideshow/ImageFlow_1.3.0/) or even absolute file system path (/slideshow/ImageFlow_1.3.0/) 4. configure the path to default image folder from the reflect_.php script: change the imagePath relative to the reflect_.php script. usage 1. call the scripts from the xhtml document's header. 2. display the images in the body: src can be relative to imagePath .
Scott Hi there, Is there a way to disable the mousewheel scrolling of the imageflow? Thank you.
Jason Is the most current version of ImageFlow not compatible with the most current version LightBox2, or is Lightbox2 not compatible with ImageFlow? Either way, what is different to not allow the compatibility?
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Eivind Hey, when creating a gallery, is there an option to add a "new" icon ontop of an existing image? Like when i add a new image to the rotation i would like to announce that it is a new image so people can click it to get more info. if this can be done with other tricks beside changing the whole code please let me know at : eivind (dot) teig (at) gmail (dot) com
Kristoffer Can you remove the image titles from the slideshow and still have a description in Highslide? I mean, remove the title below the thumbnails and keep the text under the full pic? Thank you for your great work!
cory i like this shoutbox, is free or personal?
Steve Anyone else having problems loading more than 4 different images?
Dragonfly von Finn Rudolph
On June 25th, between two and five o'clock am, this website may be down for some minutes. The webhosting-provider ALL-INKL.COM is doing some maintenance on its network. Sorry for that...
ImageFlow, JavaScript, CSS von Finn Rudolph
There is a new ImageFlow version featuring the Slideshow and Circular mode everybody was waiting for. They come with a bunch of options that enable you to customize the behaviour of ImageFlow as you prefer.
They also "play nice" with the previous options. Which was especially tricky to achieve with the circular feature. I had to clone some of the images to make the illusion of an circular animation possible and thereby changed the number of images. That had an impact through the whole code (just search for 'my.circular' in the imageflow.js if you are curious what had to be touched ;D).
I also implemented some other options that came up in the shoutbox often: With animationSpeed you can now slow down the animation for extremely small images. And the path options imagePath and reflectPath enable you to put the reflect_.php files where you want. And it is now possible to display only one image in ImageFlow without crashing the IE. Enjoy!
GitHub, Git von Finn Rudolph
Since I started using the Git revision control system a while ago, my projects are now also hosted at GitHub: github.com/countzero
So if you want to take a deeper look into the codebase behind projects like ImageFlow and JavaScriptObject "check them out" ;D
github.com/countzero/JavaScriptObject
github.com/countzero/ImageFlow
JavaScriptObject, JavaScript, CSS von Finn Rudolph
There is a new JavaScriptObject package that comes with some code improvements and a new option called lock. If activated the rotation will be locked at the given boundaries: One can only spin the object around one time and not infinitely. Check out the locking examples and if you're interested in the codebase feel free to take a look at the github repository of JavaScriptObject.
Rare Exports, Christmas, YouTube von Finn Rudolph
After the incredible short movies Rare Exports Inc (2003) and Rare Exports: Official Safety Instructions (2005) Jalmari Helander produced yet another piece. Making-of footage can be found at their facebook page. Can't wait to see the whole thing!
"In the depths of the Korvatunturi mountains, 486 metres deep, lies the closest ever guarded secret of Christmas. The time has come to dig it up!" - Rare Exports