#  /  posted on Mar 29, 2008
HTML / XML Image Grid AS2
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Started 4 years ago by jeamarc
Last reply by Flashtuning
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Sorry, but I bougth your application and I have not find a fla8 version As2 as note in overview ! It's a AS3 file impossible to open in Flash 8 for customize background for example. Please, can you send me a veritable file fla8 ? Thanks. jmarc2006@orange.fr
#  /  posted on Mar 29, 2008 -
Hi,
I have just re-saved it for Flash 8 and now you can open it with Flash 8 and/or Flash CS3.
Just login and download again the package.
Best regards,
Flashtuning
#  /  posted on Mar 29, 2008
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Say I click on an image, instead of opening a bigger image, it does something else, like pass a value or open a menu?
I want to incorporate it to an existing flash file.
Thanks.
#  /  posted on Apr 03, 2008 -
Hello,
Yes, you can do a custom action inside your movie instead opening the big image.
Best regards,
Flashtuning
#  /  posted on Apr 07, 2008
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can the larger popup image be moved from the middle of the grid off to the side? I would still like to be able to see all the thumbnails when I click on an image. And is the description panel able to display more than two lines of type?
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Sure it can be moved anywhere and the description panel to display more than two lines of type.
#  /  posted on Apr 19, 2008
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I think it would be good to have a pre loader for the larger images. Nothing worse than waiting there for something to happen.
Can this be done?
(Great file BTW, one of the best space efficient designs for a gallery I have seen)
Regards
Phil Buckle.
#  /  posted on May 19, 2008 -
Hi,
There is actually a preloader there, but is currently hidden. It will be activated and re-upload the examples as soon as I can.
Best,
FT
#  /  posted on May 19, 2008
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Hello there.
I have purchased and started using this gallery as I enjoy the simple grid layout view.
How can I add a new row or column of images to my layout?
I don't see this anywhere in my Component Parameters or in my HTML layout.
I've tried simply copying and pasting the current HTML code for a row and then changing the naming convention to suit my new images, but it is only recognizing the "view" and not the links associated with it.
I can't seem to get any new rows or columns of images to function.
Nexx
#  /  posted on May 29, 2008 -
Hello,
You need to write a different id for each image cell in the HTML file and also open the imagesInfo.xml file and edit the entries keeping the same cell id in both XML and HTML files.
Basically you have the view (the HTML files) and the additional cell info (in the XML file). the common point between these two files is the cells id attribute.
Best,
FT
#  /  posted on May 29, 2008
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Hi,
Yes, you can add any rollOver effect you want for the cell instead changing the cell background color like in the current example.
Best regards,
Flashtuning
#  /  posted on Oct 17, 2008
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I think it would be good to have a pre loader for the larger images. Nothing worse than waiting there for something to happen. Can this be done? (Great file BTW, one of the best space efficient designs for a gallery I have seen) Regards Phil Buckle.
#  /  posted on May 19, 2008 -
Hi,
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Thanks,
Flashtuning
#  /  posted on Jul 24, 2008
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Hi,
Would it be possible to add a roll Over effect instead of the frame outside the thumb in the list?Maccy
#  /  posted on Oct 08, 2008 -
Hi,
Yes, you can add any rollOver effect you want for the cell instead changing the cell background color like in the current example.
Best regards,
Flashtuning
#  /  posted on Oct 17, 2008
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Hi,
Can big images be bigger? as they are right now, they are kind of small, or are these just your examples.
Also, could I fade out the background / scroller as the big image opens?
tnx, great file
#  /  posted on Feb 24, 2009
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Hi,
Forgot to ask – how customizable is the gallery, can I change the look of the scroller (the most important for me)? size of the thumbs, the border on roll over, colors, thumb size and grid?
can I load it as an external swf into my main flash file?
tnx
R
#  /  posted on Feb 24, 2009
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Hi,
Sure the big images can be bigger (this is just a demo). The fade out the background feature is not included but you can anytime add such additional functionality.
All Flashtuning applications and obviously the Image Grid are highly customizable since they are based on highly reusable components (in this case the Classic Scroll Bar component and HTML Table Renderer). Checl the Help&Support area of the Table Renderer AS 2.0 for most common questions. You have everything you need to custmize the grid starting with size, colors for background, borders, transperencies, cell spacing, cell padding, rowspan, colspan and many other available parameters.
Best regards,
Flashtuning
#  /  posted on Feb 24, 2009
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sorry, I didn’t understand if I can customize the way the scroller looks like?
tnx
A
#  /  posted on Feb 24, 2009
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how difficult is to load external swf instead of big images? does it require lots of code changing?
I would pay you extra for that.
#  /  posted on Feb 24, 2009
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You don’t need to pay you simply specify yourfile.swf instead yourimage.jpg. So you can specify swfs exactly like images.
#  /  posted on Feb 24, 2009
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excellent! I Bought the file…as I loaded into my main flash file it gets centered and when I toggle full screen moves everything up to the top left corner…I wanted it in a specific place of my page. Can you point me out how to do so?
thanks a lot
#  /  posted on Feb 25, 2009
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Hi,
You need to edit the mainContent movie clip from the stage and comment the Stage.addListener(myListener); method and you can also comment the setImageListBox(); //center image list and setImageBox(); and setPreloaderBox(); method calls. This code you see here is responsible with centering the content.
Hope this suggestion helps.
Best regards,
Flashtuning
#  /  posted on Feb 25, 2009
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Hi again.
Thanks for the hint. I am trying to load the gallery as swf movie into another (main) movie which already has code for the full screen. When gallery is loaded it is not centered and when full screen is activated it does not follow the movement/adjustment of other elements but instead it follows its own commands %u2013 it moves down and to the right.
So I erased the functions:
setPreloaderBox();
setImageListBox();
and I added a positioning condition in the frame in the main movie where gallery is loaded:
loadMovieNum(“gallery.swf”, 1);
this.onEnterFrame = function()
{
if (_level1._x != -165) {
_level1._x = -165;
_level1._y = 80;
} else {
delete this.onEnterFrame;
}
};
In this way everything appears as it should except the big image in the full screen mode. It does not appear on top of the gallery, like in the normal mode, but under it (it does not adjust properly to the full screen). Can you maybe point me out how to solve this?
#  /  posted on Feb 26, 2009
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As a suggestion for your particular implementation case … try to swap the big image preview movie clip depth to the max depth available in your movie. This way it will certainly be displayed on top of all other elements in your movie.
#  /  posted on Feb 26, 2009
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I have no idea what does it mean…
maybe a tutorial you can point me to?
I am also trying to change the size of the thumbs, with no success…
#  /  posted on Feb 26, 2009
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Hi,
To change the size of the thumbs you edit the .html grid layout file and adjust the <img> tag width and height attributes for each image.
Regarding the highest available depth in your movie you can check the Flash documentation and look for swapDepth method.
Best regards,
Flashtuning
#  /  posted on Feb 26, 2009
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