hi FB, I`d like to know if… – it is allowed an auto-slide function – I could aboid the text above each image
# / posted on Dec 30, 2009
Horizontal Image Gallery
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Yes. You can open auto-slide function via XML by setting slideShow=“true” .
# / posted on Dec 30, 2009
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You can change image size from XML. But, you should work on FLA source to make texts above images.
# / posted on Dec 30, 2009
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Hi. I’ve sent you the files to check how my graphics can be on display on top of everything but still nothing. I’ve sent them several days before. Do you think you can help me? Thanx
# / posted on Jan 05, 2010
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I sent your file.
I just changed code in
source/com/fashdo/flashblue/Main.as
addChild(imageGallery);
to:
addChildAt(imageGallery, 0);
# / posted on Jan 06, 2010
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hi,
i’ve also purchased your “Horizontal XML Image Scroller” too, great work!
by the way, how can i hide this title & description ?
thx & regards
jacky
# / posted on Jan 08, 2010
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hi,
i’ve also purchased your “Horizontal XML Image Scroller” too, great work!
by the way, how can i hide this title & description ?
thx & regards
jacky
# / posted on Jan 08, 2010
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hi,
i’ve also purchased your “Horizontal XML Image Scroller” too, great work!
by the way, how can i hide this title & description ?
thx & regards
jacky
# / posted on Jan 08, 2010
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I need to remove some codes & library items to do it. Can you mail me to [email protected]?
# / posted on Jan 08, 2010
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Add that parameter:
<param name=“base” value=“http://www.online-turf.co.uk/topsoil-turf-delivered/wp-content/themes/turf9/” />
# / posted on Feb 19, 2010
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Hi
That’s great it’s working fine now. It is V.Cool!!!
The only thing I can’t seem to change is the background colour, which I wanted as white?
# / posted on Feb 19, 2010
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flashblue
Thanks for your assistance. As promised the package can be adjusted in a number of ways via xml.
This is sweet and neat and fits my needs perfectly.
I like it so much I’ve signed up as an affiliate to promote it.
Many Thanks
# / posted on Feb 19, 2010
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I know this may sound strange, but is there anyway of running three instances of this one one web page with three different xml files?
# / posted on Feb 21, 2010
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No. It’s not strange. You can run unlimited instances of it on one page. Open deploy/index.html in a text editor. You’ll see:
//xmlUrl: “path/to/xml/filename.xml” //Use to change XML filename or location
Uncomment it:
xmlUrl: “path/to/xml/filename.xml“ //Use to change XML filename or location
Write XML path.
If you use object tag:
<param name=“FlashVars” value=“xmlUrl=*path/to/xml/filename.xml*” />
# / posted on Feb 21, 2010
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flashblue
Thanks for the swift support yet again.
I actually figured it myself, but in a slightly different way.
I’ve set it up on one page as a static product grid as Wordpress hates tables and I can carry the thumbnail theme across my site.
The borders can even be set to 0.‘s, which is great.
Keep up the good work :-)
# / posted on Feb 21, 2010
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Hi there! Your photo gallery is amazing :)
I need your help though to make a slight change if possible. I’m using your gallery in a dynamic website and need to change the path from which it loads the xml and the images.
I’ve already found the xml path and changed it to:
_url.substring(0, _url.lastIndexOf(”/”)+1)+“RelatedFiles/gallery.xml”
Where can I find the path that loads the images? (Only in the xml?)
I hope you understand what I’m trying to say…
thanx a lot!
# / posted on Feb 25, 2010
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You can write absolute path of images to XML.
Or, if you use same file structure, you can add that parameter:
var params = { scale: “noscale”, menu: “false”, bgcolor: “#000000”
, base: “path/to/swf/” };
# / posted on Feb 25, 2010
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Just purchased and great product.
I need to hide the title and description so just the image shows. Can you help?
# / posted on Feb 25, 2010
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Hi,
Just bought the product and i was wondering if there’s any way to center images horizontally and vertically? Because by default; the images display top-left.
Thanks
# / posted on Feb 27, 2010
