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ImageFlow, ASP.NET von Finn Rudolph
Wynn wrote a ASP.NET version of the reflect.php for all the people out there, that don't have a PHP server on their hands. You can have a look at Wynns ImageFlow demo and contact the author of this code via blog@ignite180.com.
"Works the same way that reflect.php is referenced like below with a few differences. Photos must be located on the webserver (start path from root of website with / ), width has been added to redraw dimensions for faster loading of images." - Wynn
Update (2008 Nov 26): I uploaded the ASP.NET reflections again. To make the latest ImageFlow compatible with the reflect.aspx you need to alter the imageflow.js in line 148 to: src = 'reflect.aspx?img='+src+thisObject.reflectionGET;
Reflection_ASPNET.rar (1.6 KB)