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Javascript for gallery display

Hi Y'all

I would be grateful if anyone could help put together a similar page to:

http://www.possessedrecords.com/home.html please access gallery.

Also is there a way of doing it in Flash perhaps, or even html?

And what is the best code for a back button?

Best regards

Catherine

cath120
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Yes, you can do this in Flash or HTML. You don't need to code a "back" button, every browser already has one.

If you have specific programming questions, we'll be happy to help. If you're seeking a programmer to code a site for you, please post in our "Web Development Job Offers" forum.

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Hi tgreer

The client of the website I'm putting together (unpaid work unfortunately) specified he would prefer a back button.

I'll see if anyone is interested in the coding job for the page, thank you.

Best regards

Catherine

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For doing that in HTML or FLASH, you will have to first learn how to work upon these ...i.e. HTML and FLASH. To learn flash you will first need Flash (adobe.com) and to learn HTML you just need notepad. There are several resources on web which will guide you include DaniWeb.

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well here's your code for back button:
[html]
Back
[/html]

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Hi Vishesh - thank you for that, I have come across it along with a different but similar code, but as you suggested that 1, that's the one I will try.

Best regards

Catherine

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Hi There,

As I seen this web site there is Only two HTML pages

1, http://www.possessedrecords.com/index.html
2, http://www.possessedrecords.com/home.html

and the flash movie embeded on home.html

so I don't thinkg that you have any need to use history.back function

for html

<a href="#" onclick="javscript:history.Back()">Back</a>

For flash button

on (release) {
getURL ("javascript:history.back()");
}


Because both will give you the same result.

I mean "visitor will redirected to last html page which is index.html then he/she have to again click enter and load the flash movie(home.htm), which is not making any sense in my view"

but if you want to use back Button functionality within the flash movie so you have to edit the actionscript,

It may possible that I am not getting your point, please feel free to let us know your main question,

Thanks
Rahul http://www.katarey.com

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Hi Rahul

The site mentioned here is for the gallery page that I want something similar to.

Back button not for this site but for the one I have constructed and not online yet.

Best regards

Rahul

cath120
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hi again,

I see!

Please let me know that you want to walk between browser history or flash movie's history, before giving any advice I would like to know this :)

Regards,
Rahul

katarey
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Yes, you can do this in Flash or HTML. You don't need to code a "back" button, every browser already has one.

If you have specific programming questions, we'll be happy to help. If you're seeking a programmer to code a site for you, please post in our "Web Development Job Offers" forum.

Hi Tgreer

Is it possible to use an iframe which the full size images of the thumbnail versions appear when the thumbnails are clicked on, that is using the a href on the thumbnail images?

So far I have an iframe which features another page of the site, using:
[ ]

so insteac of [src="index.htm"] what should the code be to allow for any particular image accessed via the thumbnail to show in the iframe?

Best regards

Catherine

cath120
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Research the [search]target attribute[/search] of the HREF element.

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