.NET Framework - image slideshow
Asked By Yaegermeiste
06-Apr-07 07:04 PM
I am trying to put an image slideshow on my web page. I have seen posts that
have mentioned that FP2003 had an image slideshow builder in the software.
Since there is not anything like that built into EW. What is the best way to
accomplish this task?
John
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Chris Leeds, MVP - FrontPage replied...
That slide show capability in FrontPage 2003 wasn't so great so you're not
missing much.
the solution to this is to use an image gallery or slide show built with
some other software inside your expression web site, or use some JavaScript
such as you can find here:
http://simplejs.bleebot.com/
HTH
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Dana S. McIntyre replied...
many also seem quite happy with JAlbum (free sw, uses javascript) to build
slide shows.
http://jalbum.net/
Dana
Chris Leeds, MVP - FrontPage replied...
Jalbum is nice. for that matter there's a heck of a nice (and customizable)
gallery maker in Expression Media.
but when the OP asked about "slide show" I was kind of thinking of a
JavaScript type slide show. there is/was a nice flash based slideshow thing
here: http://www.photomeister.com/
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Yaegermeiste replied...
Thank you for the help. I will check each of those sites out and give them
each a whirl.
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