Oh hang on - there was a js error: TYPE_MISMATCH_ERR: DOM Exception 17 http://www.toasterjones.co.uk/ coverflow/coverflow.js Line 62
Hey that's handy! Thanks for the tip! It shows nothing wrong, however :) I have a feeling it's an issue with css - maybe with the margins of the imageflow div. Others are bound to come across this at some point. I'll have to dig deeper and try to isolate it. Thanks
@nev : "Safari doesn't have a js console to inspect"? Yes, it has: http://tinyurl.com/3bm5kw
Thank for taking a look. Safari doesn't have a js console to inspect, but FireBug in FF shows nothing wrong. Since your layout *does* work in Safari 3/MacOSX, I guess it must be some css issue. God knows what, however! I'll have to try to pick it apart.
@ nev: I don't have OSX, but I tried your site with my Safari 3.0.4 in Windows XP. Both, your and my version behave fine... Perhaps there is a problem with the OSX version of Safari only? Have you checked your javascript debug console in safari?
Hey Finn I'm trying to use ImageFlow 0.8, but there's a strange bug in my code somewhere. If you look at my example here: http://www.toasterjones.co.uk/ coverflow/ ... you'll see that it all looks great (I borrowed your images for the example). But, if you click on an image to view it, and then, use the browser's "back" button to return to the ImageFlow page, the scrolling is then all wrong on Safari 3/MacOSX - when you try and scroll (either using the scroll bar, or using a scroll mouse), the pictures start appearing all over the place. It's OK in FireFox 2.0.0.11/MacOSX, in IE6/WinXP, and FF/WinXP. But this does not happen using Safari 3/MacOSX with your example on your page: http://194.95.111.244/~countze ro/scripts/_myImageFlow/ With your example, using the "back" button to go back does not mess up the coverflow effect. It only happens with my code somewhere, and only on Safari 3/MacOSX. I've copied the html/css/js code as far as possible from your pages, but I must have made some error that affects Safari 3/MacOSX - can you see what it might be? Perhaps its use on Safari 3/MacOSX depends on some css structure that I've overlooked? Thank you!
@ sidoline: Also bei mir funktionier die 0.8er Version im IE. Poste mal einen Link zu deiner Seite und versuche es noch mal mit den original imageflow.js und screen.css Dateien.
@ Martin: Benutz die Suchfunktion auf php.net und guck dir an was die Funktionen in den Zeilen da so tun bzw. lass sie dir mit nem echo ausgeben.
erstmal: script ist echt super :) Problem: IE :D Hab zunächst das 0.7 eingebunden, hat auch wunderbar im FF funktioniert. Im IE wird allerdings das erste Bild übergroß dargestellt. Erst wenn man scrollt (aber leider nicht beim anklicken) normalisiert sich die sache. Beim 0.8 geht das Script im IE überhaupt nicht. Hab im css-file (mit 0.7) ne maximale höhe für die bilder festgelegt, was zumindest verhindert, dass das erste bild 3 bildschirme groß ist. Kann mir jemand weiterhelfen? Ansonsten: guten rutsch ;)
@ finn: HMMM - da komm ich programiertechnisch nicht ganz klar (???) ;-) Falls sich übrigens jemand für das MG2 Test-Template interessiert: www.freebooter.de/mayas-theme- 0-1.zip Es waren zur Anpassung allerdings 2 kleine Hacks notwendig: Bitte die original MG2 index.php vorher sichern und in der Administration von MG2 die Anzahl der Zeilen auf 1 und die Spaltenzahl der Gallery auf z.B. 100 einstellen... Die restlichen Probleme mit MG2 sollten durch die Templates abgefangen werden
@ Martin: Guck dir Zeile 82 ff. in der reflect.php an. Da kannst du dir dein eigenes cache directory definieren...
Hi, sehr cooles script!! Habe tesweise image flow in einem Template für die Gallery MG2 http://www.minigal.dk/ verwurstet. Habe aber das kleine Problem, dass die reflection.php die gecachten Bilder im Originalordner speichert. Das ist nicht so gut - ich mag aber den Cache nicht deaktivieren. Wie könnte ich einen andern Ordner für die reflection Bilder festlegen...??
This is how you should use ImageFlow ;D http://www.randytamayo.com/cf_ index.html
Very nice site: http://www.behance.net/
@ Cromo: Hmmm... To say it out loud: I HATE the InternetExplorer. And I have my reasons! ;D I would suggest, that you take a look at the demo that I implemented in the documentation: http://imageflowdocu.finnrudol ph.de That works in IE the way you want it to work on your site... Take a deep look in Dragonflys CSS and compare it with yours.
@ Saso: Nope, no msn... You can write me a mail instead (after reading the FAQ in the documentation ;D): finn.rudolph@googlemail.com
Hi there, i foud your site because im looking for image flow galleria for my blog. Your gallerie looks great....If you have msn....intimna@intimna.si i wish ask you few things.... Thanks for now, Saso
ImageFlow 0.8 has been released! A newsblog entry will follow. Greatest change: It is now compatibel with ALL graphical browsers (supporting JavaScript) I know. Check it out: http://imageflow.finnrudolph.d e
Hi boys. I have a strange css problem with this script in Internet Explorer. In fiorefox everythings look so good, but in any version of ie I get the images out of the div #images. I have tried some css tricks but no luck. Have a look here http://tinyurl.com/38nwbg Any idea?
@finn: I have a patched version of 0.8 with a fixed_height, could you mail me your email ? eric (_at_) mauco (dot) net
@ Timo: hehe, it is: "Guten Tag." not Tug ;D I hide those images, because there is a inacceptable performance loss if you display many...
@finn: Yes the new version is better for the ratio however I do prefer my way of fixing the image height without having to set a static width for the container. If now in your code you set the max_height to a small fixed value instead of leaving container height * 0.51 then the zoom effect is not very good since center image(where max_height apply) and the previous and next image are nearly the same height. The sizefactor I used solve this better I think.
Guten Tug. (sorry that is the only German I know). Wow. This is COOL. Great implementation. Here's an idea to make it even more awesome. Is it easy to make it look like following example? http://www.flashloaded.com/fla shcomponents/3denvironment/exa mple1.html This does not hide the other images that are not in center so much, allowing users to be able to easier pick something even when it's has slide back long ago.
ImageFlow 0.8 Testversion runs fine with Safari 2.0.4 !!! Stay tuned for the release version ;D
@ Flyingeek: Thanks for the code... very inspiring! I currently work on the next ImageFlow version and found a nicer way to achieve correct image scaling of strange image formats. Have a look: http://tinyurl.com/2lmeyt
Awesome script, however I also needed to be able to fix the maximum height of pictures so as to not zoom above image resolution, and setting a static div is not enough when the image ratio is not constant. A way to do it: in the global var add a: max_height = 300px; //0 for dynamic in refresh: add a sizefactor global after size= and replace: sizefactor = 2*max_height/size; /* Change imageflow div properties */ imageflow_div.style.height = ((max_height > 0) ? max_height * 1.34 : images_width * 0.51) + "px"; /* Change images div properties */ img_div.style.height = ((max_height > 0) ? max_height * 0.98 : images_width * 0.338) + "px"; finally in moveTo, replace: /* Process new image height and top spacing */ var new_img_h = (sizefactor != 0) ? 100 / z * size * sizefactor :(img_h / img_w * img_percent) / z * size; var new_img_top = (((max_height > 0) ? max_height : (images_width * 0.34))- new_img_h ) + images_top + (((new_img_h) / (conf_reflection_p + 1)) * conf_reflection_p); The patch is easy, imagflow is still dynamic (for small images I reduce in globals xstep a bit: I use 120 for 200px images) May be this could be integrated in 0.8 ? eric (_at_) mauco (dot) net
@ Rubin C.: Should work with reflections v3. I use v2 with ImageFlow for compatibility reaseons. Have a look: http://reflection.corephp.co.u k/v3.php
I'm wondering if it is possible to make the images into transparent png's. rubin.chervak(the at sign)gmail.com
Peralta
Imageflow is awesome. Great work.
@ Radar: I wrote you a mail.
Thanks for all the help! Can you tell me how I could make each image link to something different on singleclick (onclick)? Basically I want to use each image in the liveflow to update the background image of another DIV on the page.So clicking on an image in liveflow (once) would slide that image to the forefront and would update the background image of another div. Thanks in advance.
WOW, what a smooth interface! http://thewhalehunt.org/whaleh unt.html
@ Juergen: Oups, die ist bei mir im SPAM Ordner gelandet. Das ist Googlemail bis jetzt noch nie passiert! Also Fehler auf meiner Seite, sorry.
@ Finn - sorry für die falsche Formatierung meines Drops gestern. Habe nochmal eine Mail gesandt, hoffentlich kommt die an.
@ "@finn": I did not get any E-Mail. Make sure, that you sended your mail to: finn.rudolph@googlemail.com
@ sd: No Problem, ich habe gerade eh keine Zeit mir das durchzusehen... später aber unbedingt! ;D Meinst du mit Safari Kompatibilität Safari 2.x? Das wäre echt super, wenn du das hinbekommen hast! Irgendwie hatte keiner, den ich gefragt habe einen Plan woran das liegen könnte...
ähm, sorry. erstens für den unleserlichen post unten. zweitens für die voreilige erfolgsmeldung. ich fix grad noch en paar probleme und schick dann mal ne datei...
sent you the requested mail with more details on it
dropped you an e-mail hope I got the address correctly
hi! ziemlich cool. vor allem auch einigermassen schnell auf etwas älteren rechnern. tipp für die safari-compatibilität: ab zeile 139 einfach das width-attribut explizit mit ändern, also (...) /* Process new image height and top spacing */ var new_img_h = (img_h / img_w * img_percent) / z * size; var new_img_w = (img_w / img_w * img_percent) / z * size; var new_img_top = (images_width * 0.34 - new_img_h) + images_top + ((new_img_h / (conf_reflection_p + 1)) * conf_reflection_p); /* Set new image properties */ image.style.left = xs - (img_percent / 2) / z * size + images_left + "px"; image.style.height = new_img_h + "px"; image.style.width = new_img_w + "px"; image.style.top = new_img_top + "px"; image.style.visibility = "visible"; (...) ...um die performanz noch zu steigern könnte man vielleicht die bildgrösse und landscape/portrait-infos ausserdem gleich im array_images speichern...
@ daniel: Das steht in der reflect.php in Zeile 16. So geht das z.B.: http://tinyurl.com/2cheo8
hey Finn, ImageFlow rockt auf jeden Fall. mein problem is nur das ich es gern in weiss hätte und irgenwie in der reflect.php auf granit beiße, was das angeht....wenn du da einen kleinen tipp hättest? Vielen Dank
@ BullitNo9: Meinst du so wie da? ( http://tinyurl.com/3yzfkk ) Ich finde die Performance davon echt grottenschlecht. Kann sein, dass es an anderen Dingen liegt, aber irgendwie nimmt man das Bildersetzen als ruckeln spürbar wahr. Aber lass dich nicht davon abhalten. Schreib ImageFlow um und schau ob es besser läuft!
Tolles Teil wirklich Spitze. Als Anregung: wäre es nicht sinnvoll die Bilder erst komplett in niedriger Qualität/Auflösung zu Rendern(ich nenns jetzt mal so)und erst wenn sie vorne sind nochmal die hohe Qualität nachschieben. Macht Aples Lightbox doch auch so. ne ajax/Web2.0 Browser freie Alternative fehlt leider noch zur superGalerie gretz
@ Martin: JavaScript Reflections ala reflection.js geht nicht. Siehe dazu FAQ #2 ( http://tinyurl.com/3d2p8q ). LightBox/ThickBox etc. kannst du mal nach die Shoutbox durchforsten. Zu jQuery: Warum wollen alle immer eine aufgeblasene JavaScript Bibliothek benutzen? ImageFlow.js bekommst du mit http://shrinksafe.dojotoolkit. org/ auf 5kb. Stink da mal mit jQuery gegenan ;D
ach ja - reflections wäre auch geil http://cow.neondragon.net/stuf f/reflection/(aber jetzt wird mein wunschzettel glaube ich etwas zu groß ;-)))
sehr geiles script! ich suche nur noch ne einfache php gallery, in der man das script einbinden kann - hätte da jemand ne empfehlung?? geil wäre natürlich auch ne light-box integration. Oder ein nahtloses zusammenspiel mit jQuery
@ Visitor: Danke, Danke ;D
@ Fabian: Nein, ganz im Gegenteil. So soll es sein ;D Ich habe mal nach "ImageFlow" gegoogelt, das Ding scheint gerade in Deutschland bekannt zu werden... Ich habe einen Link auf deinen Artikel in die Dokumentation eingefügt, hoffe du hast nichts dagegen ;D http://tinyurl.com/2em6je
Hey Finn, ich finde das alles was du machst echt spitze, ich bin echt begeistert von deinem enthusiasmus und deiner kreativität !! mach weiter so, das wird sich eines Tages echt lohnen für dich :) grüße!
Hallo Finn, hab dein Script auf www.Webmasterpro.de vorgestellt, hoffe du hast nichts dagegen. Grüße Fabian
@ Julian: Klar, ich würde die img tags sowieso durch php generieren lassen... Da kannst du einfach einen str_replace mit allen Umlauten auf die Dateibeschreibungen anweden. Aber Umlaute im Dateinamen gehen bei mir ohne Probleme: http://tinyurl.com/2lmeyt
Blüte.jpg meinte ich
Ja, ebenso wie das "ß". Aber es mach doch keinen Sinn ein Bild "Blüte.jpg" statt "Blüte.jpg" zu nennen - wäre es nicht besser, die Dateinamen einmal zu überprüfen und zu codieren?
@ bac: Thanks for the links *reading/thinking*
One day off and so many posts ;D @ Juergen: Give me a day and I have a answer of some people I have in mind. Please write me a mail ( see the section Finn Rudolph ) and describe your project in more detail. BTW: If you speak/write german it would be a bit easier ;D
Meinst du diese Umlaute? http://tinyurl.com/2lmeyt ( Müssen HTML konform sein. Siehe Quelltext! )
Hallo Finn, vorweg: gute Arbeit, besten Dank! Ich habe mir soeben ImageFlow0.7 runtergeladen und installiert, und ich stoße auf einige Probleme. ImageFow unterstützt leider keine Umlaute - weder in ISO-8859-1 noch in UTF-8 - Im Bildnamen Gruß Julian
@finn - good reading http://www.wait-till-i.com/200 5/06/21/six-javascript-feature s-we-do-not-need-any-longer/
@Juergen. If Finn is not interested in the work, I know a few people... drop me an email to bcorkegmailcom with more info.
@finn have a look at http://mondaybynoon.com/exampl es/suckerfish_hoverlightbox/ve rtical.html . JS is used to progressively enchance the functionality, and without JS the images are links to full size images...
Hi - deine Imageflow sieht cool aus! Gute Arbeit!
Hi, can you or recommand somebody who can integrate your imageflow into our web page prototype pages. We would like to use it to search and navigate among differend video and audio offerings. must run on ie6 on a windows ce embedded set top box (nxp mips nexperia chip.) Please let me know. Juergen weber ov vincas ltd.
@ kirk: Dreamweaver *IEKS* ;D Post a link to your site and I can have a look on it...
after removing "version 0.7 and text from the html page i can't seem to get the imageflow to center of page using dreamweaver. it must be something simple. can't get it centered. thanx
@ kirk: Nope, there is no tutorial available. I thought the files in the .rar are quite selfexplaining... Do you need a tutorial?
do you have a general tutorial for using imageflow? thanks
I changed the documentation...
@ multiverso: Try glideTo( -450, 3); instead! The caption_id had to be a string with a non_integer sign at the beginning in the previous versions to be valid XHTML. But since that value is handled completely by the JavaScript it now is just a integer. Oh, and the caption_ids now start with 0 not 1!
Thanks for the nice update! However I have a problem trying to start the gallery at picture number. With version 0.5 I used to add glideTo( -450, 'i4') to the window.onload = function() within the imageflow.js as per the instructions. When I do this now I get javascript errors... Any clue? Thanks
*Yeha* Vimeo goes HD! My personal favourite aka youtube killer: http://www.vimeo.com/hd
@Finn: highslide is awesome! I love the way it zooms in and out and how you can move from image to image with the arrow keys. Thanks for sharing! :-) Also, I appreciated your example of how to store the URL in the Caption in ImageFlow 0.7; I was wondering how I would accomplish that since the Caption is now in the Alt tag, but you have answered it for me! Thanks! :-) (sorry if double post; it didn't appear the first time)
@ bac: The question is to what do you want to degrade? I mean the onClick event handler is JavaScript 1.0 which has been released 1995 (!) and since then been implemented in all browsers! The only case ImageFlow has to degrade is when someone has his JavaScript disabled... But what would be the best solution in that case? I suggest one has to use the < noscript > solution... What would you suggest?
@finn looks nice, very customisable.. but on the quick look I had, it is not degradeable / uses lots of onClick event handlers ect. still nice tho! ...ShrinkSafe is plain cool!
Better and smaller than lightbox! http://vikjavev.no/highslide/
BTW: you can shrink the imageflow.js with http://shrinksafe.dojotoolkit. org/ to 5kb!
@ RadarOrielly: You can set the width and height of the containing div container in the screen.css ( http://tinyurl.com/ytdv9q ) Simply add something like "width:400px;" to the #imageflow css. Can you post a link to your implementation?
@ bac & Sean: Single click is hard to implement. Because the onclick event is already used for navigation you must reset the event of the focussed image to redirect to any link and RESET that event handler to the glideTo() function if it is out of focus. And that can only be done within the mainloop and will cause a performance drop... ondblclick is easier. I used the - never used - longdesc attribute to store the URL. Have a look: http://tinyurl.com/2lmeyt
Thanks for all your help on this...I have a problem however...I realize that changing the width of containing div shortens the height...but I have an implementation where all the images will be the same size. I would like to set the width and height of the containing box to set values and have it look right. I can not figure this out? any help? thanks
Just what I need, the link should *definitely* be a single click as it is intuitive. Currently the pointer hover state is misleading on the focused image... I'd also like to see if I can use document write to write the < loading > div as without JavaScript this is not required.... or am I going over-board? ;-)
@ bac: regarding "capturing the onClick event on the middle/focused image", I saw something about doing that on the following page (http://www.adventuresinsoftwa re.com/blog/?p=104) where Michael Perry wrote, "One thing that would work is to compare the captionId to the newCaptionId in glideTo. If they are the same, then the user has tapped the front-most image." The following page has a working implementation: http://members.tripod.com/rv6/ flow3.html . I don't know if the above will work with ImageFlow currently or not, but it is something I have also been thinking about doing (I think that I prefer the link being followed on single click as opposed to double click, personally). Perhaps Finn will chime in as to whether the above might work with ImageFlow? :-)
@ bac: I know someone, who currently works on an ImageFlow implementation, that fetches all images of a Flickr user. You just need to insert the name of that user, and all the images are displayed "in the flow" ;D She wrote me last week, that there will be a official release this or maybee next weekend. So stay tuned! I will make a newsblog entry of it for sure ;D I would suggest you use the dblclick event - Read the FAQ number 3: http://tinyurl.com/2wph54
...Speaking of Flickr - it would be cool to be able to *grab* the photos from a flickr account like http://flickr.mathewvp.com/ :-) Now that would be cool. @Finn - do you think there is anyway of capturing the onClick event on the middle/focused image? I could use this to the fire the *lightbox effect* like the link above...
Ich esse nur etwas, das mal Augen hatte ;D http://www.flickr.com/photos/a ngienaron/379367271/
There's no such thing as an old junkie: http://www.ibelieveinadv.com/2 007/12/focus-12-no-such-thing/
@Finn, hehe, you got me there. I'm toying with another idea, will post a demo soon
Absolutely fair enough, thanks for your time. I will let you know how I get on.
@ zeb: "Yeah, that would work, but semantically it's not a good idea since that's not the purpose of the TITLE tag" ;D When you use the title tag the data will be displayed in some browsers (IE) as a tooltip, that's why I used the alt tag... but on the other hand title is a universal attribute in HTML... BTW: Good to know, that it works with Opera 6.x! Thanks for testing ;D
I modified the script so that I can use title-tags instead of alt. A little ugly, but works for my purposes - so all is good :)
@Finn: >If it's not more than that. >Simply add those stuff inside the alt tag. Yeah, that would work, but semantically it's not a good idea since that's not the purpose of the alt -tag :) And I would like to use a small graphical logo too in the captions for Creative Commons copyright statement. But this is a good project, best I've seen. It even works flawlessly on a Series60 Opera!
@ Turbo: If you want static image sizes set a static div container width! ImageFlow is 100% dynamic it will always scale the images in relation to the div container "imageflow".
@Finn, thanks, this is the first step to reduce the size. This helped me out, but where do i generally set the size of the flowing images. just decresing the size of the input images?
@ Fandang: Sorry that I could not help, but to find the problem in your code I would have to digg deep into it and I actually don't have time for that... Perhaps you should try posting in a forum that is specialized in JavaScript questions. BTW: You are not stupid, everybody started programming from scratch ;D
@ Turbo: Have you tried setting the conf_reflection_p variable to a very small value like 0.000001? May not be set to zero because it is multiplied somewhere...
My bad, I'd left some menu rollover functionality in there by mistake (removed). It doesn't affect the domready issue. Thanks.
selamun aleyküm
oh, i should tell you, that im not using the reflections. dont want them...
Hey, nice Image Flowing, but when i put the code into a div, the height of the div gets almost double as big as the image size is. so there is much space to the top div. any ideas?
@ zeb: If it's not more than that. Simply add those stuff inside the alt tag. But you must escape all the special symbols like angle brackets to keep valid XHTML! For an example have a look at the first three captions and the sourcecode of http://tinyurl.com/2lmeyt
@ Fandang: Firefox gives me an error "mainroll_down is not defined" on line 237 of your site http://tinyurl.com/3d5rdo
I have discovered that it is domready that is causing some issues http://www.fandang.eclipse.co. uk/imflow/explain.htm Don't know what to make of that!
would it be possible to have the ability to place captions iniside divs like in 0.6 as an alternative? mainly for displaying links to photographer's site or for using linebreaks (photo name < br > photographer br > date)
Hey Finn, Thanks for comments. To avoid clogging your board with acres of text have a look at my response here again: http://www.fandang.eclipse.co. uk/imflow/explain.htm Thanks
Have a look at http://imageflowdocu.finnrudol ph.de there is ImageFlow implemented as a demo...
Have you tried yet? Should work in a div layout!
ok...forgive my struggles...this thing rocks, but what I am really struggling with is containing this within a div of a certain height on the page...is this even possible?
@ Radarorielly: See the head section of this page ;D And than follow the link in the line with the condition "if gte IE 5" that ie_hack.css contains such a hack... No star hack at all, but valid!
I am sorry to be so simplistic but can you give me an example of the star hack? thanks so much!
@ radarorielly: There is no option to do that. ImageFlow scales 100% dynamically... What you can do: Set the ImageFlow div container width to a static value (CSS). Its a bit tricky to find the exact width, that fits your maximum image size... A fluid container can be achieved by setting a max-width value with CSS... But be carefull with that one, you probably need a star hack for IE6.
Hello sir! Can you tell me how to adjust the default maximum size of the images? thanks
@ Fandang: I just found something, that could be the cause: You call the function load() in the body tag of your combined version = onload="load()". But if you check line 250 of imageflow.js ( http://tinyurl.com/yss9hz ) there are a bunch of function calls on the same event onload. Try adding your load() call there and delete it out of the body tag...
@ Fandang: First of all - ImageFlow is NOT compatible with Safari 2.x... All versions since 3.0 work fine. I tried yout version ( http://tinyurl.com/3azocz ) and it worked just fine... Have you already tried the latest ImageFlow Version with Mootools fx stuff?
@ Bac: *Hooray* Beer ;D
Finn... fantastic work! I meant GetElementsByID not byClassName, your right I think that is an implementation for future... Sorry... Sorry :o I hope it did not take too much effort to find that.. either way you found the right path ok! it's brilliant. degradable, easily made accessible, intuitive... I love it and I am going to use it in a commercial project, once paid I’ll donate enough for a few beers for sure.
@ Bac: GetElementsByClassName is NOT a valid JavaScript function! That is a function someone implemented in one of those frameworks... I found another way and now it works. I implemented a pointer support for the images... see the brand new ImageFlow 0.7 ;D http://imageflow.finnrudolph.d e
Hi, thanks for response. I have outlined my problem here http://www.fandang.eclipse.co. uk/imflow/explain.htm Sorry, if it's long-winded and rubbish!
@ Fandang: Can you give me a link on your page? Have you tried to change the order how the .js files are included in the header? Try including imageflow.js as the last one... perhaps that works ;D
Hi, superb script. I'm no expert hence my question. I have managed to integrate your code with an ondblclick for Slimbox (Mootools). However, part of my site uses fx.style actions from Mootools under window.event("domready" ...). That causes your picture slide effects to stop working. As I said, I am a newbie and was hoping you might be able to explain why the domready code stops your script. Is there a way to get around this? Many thanks
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*UARGH* > http://www.sitepoint.com/blogs /2007/11/30/internet-explorer- doesnt-just-suck-it-also-blows /
How do I insert a picture in my CoverFlow? Thanks Gregor
@ Finn: 0.7 looks great for me, so there are other functionalities I'm thinking, if it's possible I'll write direclty first asking to You. So thanks for adding improvements yourself of this version. @ Finn (RDFa): So I can hope can be fine to add RDFa (as You see on my *shh it's a surprise* example). Basic RDFa is like as you see, simlpy copy and paste and change do @ bac (DOM): nice to apply DOM. Maybe better :) @ bac (lightbox): I've also thinked to a lightbox effect, but correct implementation should use the . So on the JS side, when someone click on image check if the image is already in the center then to something (take uri-of-full-image and open it, or open a lightbox or...), else handle it to center. @ Finn (shoutbox): Can be nice to add RSS to shoutbox to get all updates. Of course without hard programming You can use this http://www.w3.org/2000/08/w3c- synd/# dialects to adds RSS generation only changing classes to Your actual XHTML code, if is needed an and no problem, I've already implemented it .
Hey Finn, Great work on the 0.7 update, degrades nicely now. The feature of cycling through the images by clicking on the adjacent image is lost tho, as well as using the scrollbar function… Maybe the hook [onclick=glideTo] could be applied via the DOM & Class Name – eg Then in the Javascript use GetElementsByClassName and impose the onclick=glideTo event there??? Hope that makes sense! #1 link: http://www.huddletogether.com/ projects/lightbox/ - really nice effect. #2 ok sorry I meant pointer [it is a hand as well;] what I mean is, display a change in cursor to [like html link hover state] on mouse over of the images. It’s a usability thing, if a user sees a they know to click! This is maybe irrelevant if you cannot cycle the images by clicking on the adjacent one. I am sure this is possible but if not I think most users would prefer to comprimise degradability for the onclick and scroll functionality ;D
@ bac: #1 http://tinyurl.com/2wph54 Read the FAQ number 3! I have never tried lightbox, please post a link, if it works ;D #2 Why would you want to do that? A hand cursor is for grabbing and there is nothing to grab: clicking only... Nice to hear! I currently test the next version have a look: http://tinyurl.com/3bvxrd
Hey Finn, no script is a reasonable compromise ;) Couple more questions from my users (which I believe will probably be asked again) #1 Do you think it would be feasible to add a onclick event to open up a full size version of the image? Ideally using a *Lightbox* type effect??? e.g. http://www.huddletogether.com/ projects/lightbox/ This has been asked of me twice now! #2 I would like to add a *hand* curser when hovering on the images, I thought CSS could handle it but my initial attempts failed, I could use inline JS but ideally this should be in the imported JS file! Feedback on this script has been brilliant BTW! :)
@ Micah: No problem ;D First time I link to one of those... that's what I wrote them for ;D If you rewrite ImageFlow to handle div containers with any stuff in it, reflect.js could work...
Hi Finn. I had my doubts, but where there is a will, there is way. I'll let you know if I ever get it fleshed out. Thanks, sorry to bother you with a FAQ question : S Micah
@ Micah: Read the FAQ number 2: http://tinyurl.com/2wph54
Hi Finn! Micah here again. I had asked before if there was another way to reflect without using PHP. You had left a reference to a site that will reflect them, the only problem is that where this is an employee rolodex for the intranet, I can't be putting our company's employee photos onto somebody else's server (server side processing). I was able to find some javascript reflecting code, but I'm having some trouble getting it to interact with your code. I'm still working on it, and will let you know how it goes, but I was just wondering if you had the code if you would beat me to it : ) It would be sweet it the reflecting was javascript! Thanks! Micah....... http://cow.neondragon.net/stuf f/reflection/
@ bac: ImageFlow is a external .js file, which is included in the head of the HTML... Do you mean the onclick calls within the HTML? I thought of graceful degradation too... Perhaps you should simply include your normal imagegallery (or your message, that the user HAS to switch JavaScript on ;D) by using the noscript Tag: http://tinyurl.com/kukaj
Hi Finn. Thanks for sharing ImageFlow with us. It really is stunning! Please don’t take this as a complaint at all but maybe a feature request, should you ever be motivated but Do you think this script could be implemented unobtrusively, i.e. we would still get some sort of functionality if JavaScript is turned off in the browser for accessibility reasons and also ideally the JavaScript moved to external files with no JS in the HTML??? Really nice work, thanks B
I mean if the browser window uses fixed width and there are no scrollbars, I do not see any flickering
@Indigo : Tested ImageFlow with IE 6.0... no flickering at all... what do you exactly mean by browser window size? Nope, but should work fine... That would allow the use of reflect.js!
IE flicker was caused due to the browser window size. It does not occur anymore with a fixed width. Have you or anyone tried using DIV tags instead of individual images?
Und wenn man das mit Wurst macht bekommt man Dread-Frisuren? http://community.livejournal.c om/ruguru/626648.html
6.0. Seems to be occuring intermittently.
@ Indigo: No, which IE have you used?
Finn - Have you noticed (has anyone reported) a flicker in IE when you glide through images?
@ Oli: Nope, there is no easier way, than to implement it fixed and manually optimize the image size. The core problem is, that ImageFlow is all about resizing images (!) and if you start adding exceptions within the code, it gets messy. For instance the top and left padding of the images would need another processed value and on each loop another switch... would probably slow it down. The easiest way to workaround your pixelated imagequali would be to use XXL images, but that wouldn't be the performance optimum ;D
Hi Finn, I must be missing something, im a bit confused. Is there not an easy way to stop the images from being resized to more than the original image size?
@ Oli: D'oh! It's dynamic in relation to the imagesize: So make a screenshot of the ugly pixelated upscaled version, open it with Photoshop, and measure the exact maximal size of the focussed image. Then make hq images in exactly that size! Thats it!
Hi Finn, Thanks for that, I should have explained more clearly about the problem. We do want resizing, however, not above 100% of the original image size. The scaling down is fine, so the images appear to get further away into the distance, but they get sized UP above their original size, which causes the image to pixelate which doesnt look too good with the jeans. Any ideas about this? About the PNG's, my client wants to have cut outs of her jeans, thus needing to be png's as gifs dont give the wuality needed. This is fine for "normal" browsers, but a pain in the ass for IE6. Have you looked into this before? Oli
@ Oli: Try this for dynamix resizing off: http://tinyurl.com/39yfpg For you have a fixed width you should try the right amount of images and image size to fit nicely... Nope, I have deleted my IE6 ;D (Must have a old version somewhere...) Use .jpg to ensure browsercompatibility.
Hi Finn, Thanks for the fix, I know how you feel about changing things, clients do that to us all the time :( Ive tried your fix, instead of deleting those lines ive wrapped them in an if statement so the user can turn ti on/off easily, however it doesnt seem to have worked. see: http://www.sharkahchakra.com/i mageflow/ for an example, and http://www.sharkahchakra.com/i mageflow/imageflow.js for the script. Also, have you ever tried to get this script to work with PNG's in IE6 using the alpha direct X support for correcting png's? Ive tried this before, but it broke imageflow :( Hope you can help
@ Oli: Ah and then you will probably run into a problem with the zIndex. The focussed image will overlap in a strange way, if your images are big enough. See this post for a workaround: http://tinyurl.com/yvx6xv
@ Oli: *SHRIEK* Do you know how long it took me to force ImageFlow to do exactly that dynamic resizing?! But okay, if you really want it that way ;D In the following I refer to this file: http://tinyurl.com/yss9hz -> Delete line 112 to 133 and 136 to 138. . o O ( It breaks my heart ;D )
@ Micah: Simple as that: 1. Reflections - You must generate the reflections by hand using http://www.reflectionmaker.com and link to them without calling the reflect.php 2. Blob of text - Position the "captions" div container below (!) the "scrollbar" div conatainer. After that cram all the content you want (HTML valid) into the containers, that hold the captions. That should work ;D
Hi Finn, Ive been reading through the posts to find a solution to this but cant seem to find it. How can I stop the images from being dynamically resized? We are intending to use this app to showcase jeans in an online shop and our client doesnt want the jeans to be resized as she doesnt like how it looks, plus the template for the shop is a fixed width so having it scalable is kinda redundant. Any ideas?? Great job by the way. Thanks Oli
Hey Finn, I think what you are doing is awesome! I am trying to do something similar with a javascript spin slash drag and drop thing. It's a vertical, circular spinner and kind of feels like spinning the giant wheel on "The Price is Right" (I don't know if that means anything to you : ) Anyway, I think yours is better and I'm thinking of using it, only thing is, I need a couple features added. I'm trying to make an employee rolodex with employee images and their associated contact information (phone numbers, etc...). I was just wondering if you would be interested in adding a feature so the image on focus can display a blob of text or whatever just below or above the flow of images? Also, we don't have a php setup and I was just wondering if you knew of any equivalent asp pages that would do the reflecting stuff? Let me know that you think! Thanks! Micah
This is a cool tool
You're welcome! have you noticed the donate button ;D
Finn - Thanks for the code snippet as well as the test page with these changes.
@ Sean: Thanks ;D
Finn, wow! You work fast! I just checked back and not only had you responded to my post (and implemented the changes!), but you've done a bunch else too! The Arrow Key support you did works great; sorry about what I gave you not working in Safari (I did not think to test in other browsers; I'm only using ImageFlow in Firefox on my local network). By the way, I think I forgot to mention before how cool the focus feature is. I definitely have >100 images and the focus feature makes ImageFlow sooo much faster. Keep up the great work! :-)
@ Indigo: Here we go, this should fix it. Add the following line somewhere before the "image.style.zIndex = zIndex" and also have a look at http://tinyurl.com/2lmeyt : if((current_image-100 < mem_target) && (current_image+100 > mem_target)) zIndex = zIndex +1;
Finn...perfect. Added the multiply value to the "images_top", then had to adjust the spacing for the capation and slider as well. Works perfect. Thanks for your help.
@ Indigo: I'll have a look on it in some hours. Now I'm off doing that sort of stuff: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/B ouldering
@ Paul: Schick mir ne mail, wird sonst zu unübersichtlich hier ;D
@ GGus: Okay.. that'll be a bit complex: First check http://tinyurl.com/2lmeyt to understand the positioning of the div containers ("imageflow" = red, "images" = white). Than alter line 172, 181 and 184 in the imageflow.js to fit your needs. Start with the images_top, multiply that value with 0.6 and look what happens...
Vielen Dank für Deine schnelle Antwort Finn, aber ich schnalle es nicht. Hast Du noch einen Hint für einen blutigen Anfänger?
Is there something in the script that is adding space above the images? I am working with the demo and only using img002 (which is the image size I will use in the finished version), but there is about 100px of space above the images. I have specified a height in (#imageflow), but it ignores it. Am I missing something? Thanks...GGus
Finn - Thanks for the prompt follow up. I tried < 1 instead of < 0 in you switch statement (in moveTo function) which seems to take of z-index but the transition isn't smooth. Please let me know if you find a solution.
@ Indigo: Ah, now i got it... That's why the focussed one never overlaps any other images in dynamically resizing mode ;D A solution would be to give the images left and right of the focussed one the same (smaller than the focussed) z-index. shouldn't be too complex!
These changes are being made on an intranet server for now. What I meant was if the image size is big (in my case 360x291) and if I use a static image size (instead of resizing images that are far enough), the images overlap to give a nice look. However the z-index of the top image isn't set properly - it goes behind the first image to the left. Hope this helps. You can try it by increasing the resolution of your images
@ Indigo: Wow, http://www.reflectionmaker.com / looks neat ;D Can you post a Link on what you did, cause I don't exactly know what you mean by "if the images are big enough"...
@ GGus: What padding do you mean? In the actual version (0.6) you can simply alter the "imageflow" div container with some css. Like padding-top:20px or stuff like that.
@ Paul: Die Bilder werden mit den img tags im Div Container "images" eingebunden! Wo die herkommen ist egal, musst nur eine richtige src angeben... Guck dir mal die index.html von dem Beispiel an!
Thanks Finn. I used reflectionmaker to create static reflections and used those images. I also found a bug where if the images are big enough to overlap each other the z-index of the top image is not set correctly in the reverse direction. Any ideas how to fix that?
Great script. How do you change the padding top & bottom? Thanks for your help.
kann mir mal jemand sagen, wie ich imageflow mit Bildern füttere?? Pics einfach in den img-Folder ist ja wohl nicht... :-(
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@ Sean: Okay, now there is a yet another version of ImageFlow. I tested your arrow key code, but found it not compatible with safari! I implemented another version, that is compatible with all(?) browsers. Have a look: http://imageflow.finnrudolph.d e/
@ Sean: Oups, you are right with the focus variable. There is a simple cause: I forgot to delete the "focus = 4;" in line 204 ;D That overwrites any setting you make above in line 42... Thanks for the key support, I will have a look on it and implement it in the next version!
Hi, your ImageFlow just keeps getting better and better!! :-) I love the slider! One thing: changing "var focus" to something other than "4" doesn't seem to do anything (for me, anyway). I thought that setting it to 20 would display 20 images on either side, but nothing looks different. Am I missing something? Also, I've added a little bit of code at the end of ImageFlow so that I can also use the arrow keys; thought I would share it in case you think it is worth adding. :-) /* arrow key support ADDED*/ function displayunicode(e){ var unicode=e.keyCode? e.keyCode : e.charCode //alert(unicode); //for debuging if (unicode == 37){handle(1);} //LEFT ARROW else if (unicode == 39){handle(-1);} //RIGHT ARROW } window.onkeypress = displayunicode;
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@ Claudio: Sure, simply add the following code inside each img tag. That will open the URL of your choice on doubleclicking the image: ondblclick="document.location ='URL'"
Hi, is it possible to have in ImageFlow clickable images with URLS? Thanks in advance
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Hmmm... Das Optimus Maximus keyboard ist schon nett, aber wer gibt 1256,86€ für eine Tastatur mit unausgereifter OLED Technologie aus?! http://www.artlebedev.com/ever ything/optimus/
Okay, the nasty mouse wheel bug is now fixed in ImageFlow 0.5.1! Enjoy: http://imageflow.finnrudolph.d e/
Think I found it...need to test it when I get back home. Thanks Raphael
@ Raphael: I would start with the handle(delta) function checking the global variables target and new_caption_id! Especially the target, because the caption stays in range. Yes, I have a PayPal account. I will add a donate section to the (unfinished) documentation: http://imageflowdocu.finnrudol ph.de/
@ Indigo: I translated the FAQ to BSE (aka Bad Simple Englisch ;D) Have a look at the 2nd one: http://tinyurl.com/364o5r
Finn, Can you give me a pointer where to look? I am somewhat familiar with the code as I have modified it quite a bit to fit my application. I need to release my application today so I plan to go ahead and make a local fix. BTW, do you a PayPal account? I really do not want to sign up for another account just to send something to someone. Thanks Raphael
@ Raphael: Uh'oh! You definitely found a bug! Thanks. Will be fixed in the next version. I actually never scrolled from left to right more than once ;D
Great work! Is it possible to get the reflection without PHP? I also ran into issues integrating with JS reflection using reflection.js
I am using the mouse wheel. I have tested this on FF, IE, and Safari. All current versions. Try it on your demo page :- http://194.95.111.244/~countze ro/scripts/_myImageFlow/ Resize the window and use the mouse wheel to scroll all the way both ways, when the images go right, they keep going till you cannot see them anymore. It seems the refresh function is missing an initialization step when called after the first time. Raphael
@ Raphael: Which Browser did you use? Did you scroll with your mousewheel? There is a know issue with the mouswheel event handling of some browsers. See the section "Handler function" on http://adomas.org/javascript-m ouse-wheel/
correcting previous post... There is a bug with with the refresh. If you resize the window and scroll all the images way to the right, the "go away". Using the scrollbar somehow resets the problem. Thanks
There is a bug with with the refresh. If you resize the window and scroll all the way to the right, the "go away". Using the scrollbar somehow resets the problem. Thanks
The images are automatically resized in relation to the div container called images. Try scaling your Browser window in the demo and you will see. If you want to change that relation simply manipulate the img_percent variables within the imageflow.js!
hi, great work. where can i define the image-size?
Currently working on ImageFlow 0.5 - check the testing version for the changelog: http://tinyurl.com/2lmeyt
Thread in Apfeltalk Forum aufgemacht zum Thema ImageFlow Kompatibilität mit Safari 2.x: http://tinyurl.com/2tbfu2
comentario
Warum moneybrookers.com die PayPal-Alternative ist: http://tinyurl.com/2um2v2
Thread im Opera Forum aufgemacht zum Thema JavaScript Performance: http://tinyurl.com/2pbdhl
Yet another bar chart in CSS: http://tinyurl.com/2e4wcp
hmmm... ich hab dann mal die Cache Funktion von Richard Daveys easyreflections aktiviert... Da scheinen gerade viele Menschen drauf zuzugreifen ;D
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Okay... lets optimize the hell out of it ;D Optimizing JavaScript for Execution Speed: http://www.websiteoptimization .com/speed/10/
@ Oli: Klar, du musst nur den folgenden Code in den Body Tag einfügen: onload="refresh(); glideTo( -450, ‘i4′)" Das ruft einmalig die refresh und die glideTo Funktion auf. In diesem Fall gleitet ImageFlow am Anfang zum 4. Bild.
Hallo ImageFlow ist echt sehr cool!!! hät eine kleine Frage: Ist es möglich, dass die Galerie in der Mitte oder bei einen anderen Bild startet und nicht mit dem ersten Bild? Gruß oli
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... vermute ich ;D
Warum das Reflex-JavaScript (http://cow.neondragon.net/stu ff/reflection/) nicht mit ImageFlow funktioniert: Die reflex.js liest das Original-Bild aus, erstellt ein zweites Bild, welches nur die Reflexion enthält, und ersetzt dann das Original-Bild mit einem div-container, in welches wiederum das Original-Bild UND die Reflexion eingesetzt werden. Das Problem ist, dass ImageFlow direkt die Eigenschaften vom Original-Bild ändert und diese von der reflex.js zur Laufzeit in div-container umgewandelt werden.
Moin Tom, imageflow kann man ohne Probleme beliebig oft via iframes einbinden. Dass die Bilder bei dir irgendwo positioniert werden liegt an dem Reflex-JavaScript (reflex.js), welches die Bildposition von ImageFlow überschreibt. Das funktioniert bisher noch nicht! Für iframes siehe: http://tinyurl.com/ywbnmg
Hab n kleines problem mit deinem ImageFlow script,... und zwar, wenn ich das per iframe in eine page integriere, dann schreibt er mit alle anderen bilder an irgendwelche stellen. desweiteren klappt es leider nicht noch ein zusätzliches script mit einzubinden um einen spiegeleffekt zu machen, könntest du mir helfen? merci!! url: www.mallorcajob.info/be/main.h tm Tom ICQ: 77106303 MSN: t_o_m_1979@hotmail.com skype: tom_mallorca_1979 email: tom@bahiaelectronica.com
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Herrliche Polemik über exessiven JavaScript-Missbrauch: http://aktuell.de.selfhtml.org /weblog/javascript-effekte
@nev: Jepp, I had some ideas on this one. Check out Version 0.2 of my ImageFlow. It now scales dynamically in relation to the div container called "images": http://imageflow.finnrudolph.d e/
Nice effect! How can this effect be placed in a fix-width container div? Any ideas?
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Die Programmiersprache Ruby im Browser ausprobieren? http://tryruby.hobix.com/
Wenn man den Browser über Vokale steuert dann klingt das ziemlich bescheuert ;D http://uwnews.washington.edu/n i/article.asp?articleID=37134
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Dragonfly Update: Jetzt kann man auch auf der Startseite mit einem Click auf "Etwas schreiben" in die Shoutbox posten...
Man kann mit AJAX seinen Rechner auslasten: unter http://www.chiptune.com/ wird das Amiga Betriebssystem Workbench 1.3 voll in Javascript und DHTML emuliert...
Ich mag Portale: http://orange.half-life2.com/p ortal.html
Das ist Murphy’s Law: "Wenn es zwei oder mehrere Arten gibt, etwas zu erledigen, und eine davon kann in einer Katastrophe enden, so wird jemand diese Art wählen."
Internet is gone … mein vormieter hat heute seine Telefonanlage + DSL Switch, etc abgeholt und uns mit einem heißgelaufenen Router samt ISDN Telefon sitzen lassen. Kein Telefon – kein Internet! ARGH! Und das in der heißen Phase! Montag ist Abgabe, danach bis Freitag noch Korrekturen … sitze momentan bei Anton in der WG und arbeite die Nacht durch, um in den Genuss einer Internetverbindung zu kommen. Stress. Online geht das ganze wahrscheinlich erst ab Montag / Dienstag, also sei gespannt und harre der Dinge die da kommen…
One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) Model XO - auch bekannt als der $100 Laptop - in seiner finalen Version angetestet: http://laptopmag.com/Features/ Hands-On-with-One-Laptop-Per-C hild-XO-Laptop.htm
Ich mag Low Tech... dyeSight $2 Multi-Touch Pad: http://blog.medallia.com/2007/ 06/dyesight.html
*sadismus an* Hat dein OS X etwa noch kein Time Machine: http://www.apple.com/macosx/le opard/features/timemachine.htm l *sadismus aus*
Sicherheitskopien! Sicherheitskopien!!! Wie oft ich das schon gebrüllt habe… man man man… naja nützt ja doch nichts… da muss ich nun durch. aber zumindest weiß ich ja jetzt, wie der hase läuft. hehe…
So, bin wieder aus Kassel von der Documenta zurück... Das ist allerdings unklug, um es mal stark zu untertreiben!!!
Ich hab grad – ohne drüber nachzudenken – mein komplettes Projekt in den Papierkorb verschoben und selbigen geleert. Ich stehe also ungefähr wieder auf dem Stand von vor 2 Wochen. Habe schon diverse Recovery Tools ausprobiert, diese sind allerdings auch nicht gegen all zu starke Dummheit gefeit. Es ist leider nicht mal ansatzweise fassbar!
hmm... auf Startseite würde sich dieser Text bzw. die Eingabe besser machen. Und die vermeintliche Nötigung einen Link anzuhängen wird durch lediglich durch gezielte Ignoranz unterbunden. Also vielleicht mehr shouten und nicht so viel vom Internet preisgeben, oder ist das Sinn? Zweck? oder ja, was eigentlich? //////////ICH BRAUCHE JOOST !!! *schrei*
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Netter DSL-Speedcheck: http://www.speedmeter.de/speed test/
Das nenn ich mal Kundenbindung (oder die Macht der Vielen?). Nachdem sich ein Haufen Early Adopters bei Apple beschwert haben, dass 2 Monate nach Produkteinführung des iPhones, der Preis desselbigen um $200 gesenkt wurde, verspricht Steve Jobs diesen Kunden ein $100 Gutschein für den Apple Store: http://www.apple.com/hotnews/o peniphoneletter/
Hmmmm *sabber*: http://www.apple.com/de/ipodto uch/
LOL (advanced robotics): http://youtube.com/watch.php?v =3g-yrjh58ms
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Watch new Films: http://www.watchnewfilms.com/
Tadaaaaa!!! Das iPhone wurde gehackt: http://www.engadget.com/2007/0 8/24/iphone-unlocked-atandt-lo ses-iphone-exclusivity-august- 24-2007/
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Coole Portfolio Seite von Mate Steinforth http://www.mateuniverse.com
Omnidirektionales Laufband von Virtual Space Devices Inc. [http://www.vsd.bz/], ein weiterer Schritt in Richtung total immersive, virtuelle Enviroments: http://www.engadget.com/2007/0 8/10/omni-directional-treadmil l-could-put-you-in-the-game/
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Virales Marketing von Nokia für Nokia Handys... Da kann man schon mal schmunzeln ;D - http://www.jealouscomputers.co m/footage.php?lang=uk_en
Tim kotzt... don t tell his mom ;D http://tinyurl.com/ypelsy
Hot Fuzz Fanart von Sam Gilbey: http://www.sam-gilbey.com/
Frisbee Sammlung: http://www.frisbeecollective.c - om/
Zum 50sten Geburtstag von Helvetica: http://blanka.co.uk/50_years_o - f_helvetica/
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Doh! Aber es hat den Usability Test schonmal bestanden, Carina hats hinbekommen ;D
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geht nüch.. :o(
@ peterpan: Dragonfly hat jetzt eine vernünftige URL-Erkennung. Dein Link: http://en.qoob.tv/video/clip_v - iew.asp?id=289
Transformers Handy: http://www.parkoz.com/zboard/v - iew.php?id=images2&no=37634
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hassu kumma oda sorgn greif zum wisski das is di medisin von morgn
@lappen: Besser? @Yuen: Ist einfach eine Shoutbox, hier kannst du posten was du willst ;D Gibt es Unmut?
Das_S_ Kassetten au_ß_er Nostalgie auch einen gewissen ästhetischen Wert besitzen KOMMA beweisen z.B. die cassette walletts im Designboom Shop.
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kann man hier sein unmut kund tun??? oder wo für soll das sein??
Die Shoutbox ist eröffnet!