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I've seen in a lot of Web Sites Sorces something in JavaScript, with function of MM image swaps, Image restors, etc.... and the cointain loads of wired code, (i=> 21) <> (i-1) .. well something like that.
So, just one question..... what the hell does all that mean???
So, just one question..... what the hell does all that mean???
Yeah, I know, I've always wondered what all that stuff can be!
Oh, I've already done image-changing with JavaScript, I just wanted to know that all that other stuff acctually ment....
... the way I did it only took a few easy lines... :o).
... the way I did it only took a few easy lines... :o).
Or, you can do what proper webdesigners do, and write it yourself. It's not as hard as everyone thinks, and it's CERTAINLY not as hard as Dreamweaver or any of those scripts make it out to be.
I got fed up with the reams of code that Dreamweaver et al generates to do something quite simple that I got hold of & modified some javascript.
If you visit my site ampster-web.co.uk you can borrow it out of the front page.... Happy coding
If you visit my site ampster-web.co.uk you can borrow it out of the front page.... Happy coding
ok, thanx. Guess I'll just skip that type of Image Changing, lol.
It's the exported code generated by a Macromedia authoring program to use rollover images.
Swapimg changes the image of your button to another one when you mouse over (say, of a different color)
Imagerestore puts the first image back when you mouse out
Preload images makes the images for the rollovers load when the ages load, so that when you mouseover, the swapped image is allready in cache
Dunno about the findobject one, perhaps turbo knows.
If youre copying the code from one site to another, make sure you get the body tag, this is where you list the images to preload, and get the button display tag.
Make sure on your button tag that you change the names, each one has to be different even if the images are the same, and that the names of the buttons are not numerical.
Hope this is of some use.
Swapimg changes the image of your button to another one when you mouse over (say, of a different color)
Imagerestore puts the first image back when you mouse out
Preload images makes the images for the rollovers load when the ages load, so that when you mouseover, the swapped image is allready in cache
Dunno about the findobject one, perhaps turbo knows.
If youre copying the code from one site to another, make sure you get the body tag, this is where you list the images to preload, and get the button display tag.
Make sure on your button tag that you change the names, each one has to be different even if the images are the same, and that the names of the buttons are not numerical.
Hope this is of some use.
Basically, that's the load of code that Macromedia Dreamweaver understands. Any function that has MM in it has been generated by Dreamweaver or Fireworks.
Although it's still perfectly legal JS, it's very compacted and virtually unreadable. If it was expanded, it would all make sense.
Although it's still perfectly legal JS, it's very compacted and virtually unreadable. If it was expanded, it would all make sense.
I've seen in a lot of Web Sites Sorces something in JavaScript, with function of MM image swaps, Image restors, etc.... and the cointain loads of wired code, (i=> 21) <> (i-1) .. well something like that.
So, just one question..... what the hell does all that mean???
So, just one question..... what the hell does all that mean???