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Larry R Harrison Jr
I have a webpage for showing slideshows. I got the code from
http://javascript.internet.com/miscellaneous/image-slideshow.html
It's very simple, clean-looking, and small-sized.
The only problem--it doesn't start the slideshow when you load it--and it
tends to skip to slide #2. (I thus insert a "blank slide"--basically
"nothing.jpg"--to make up for this.) The person has to click "start" once
the page loads. I'd rather it start automatically.
Seems easy enough--the function that the start button calls--and it calls it
within HTML (not Java)--is a Java function called ap(text). The button calls
it by saying "ap(this.value); I figure I would start it with something like
ap.("name_of_1st_slide"). Problem is, I don't know what code will call it
flat-out once the code loads--without the user having to click any buttons.
That is what I need--the whatever that would go in front of ap.("nameof1st
slide") to flat-out execute it upon loading of the webpage.
Tips?
LRH
http://javascript.internet.com/miscellaneous/image-slideshow.html
It's very simple, clean-looking, and small-sized.
The only problem--it doesn't start the slideshow when you load it--and it
tends to skip to slide #2. (I thus insert a "blank slide"--basically
"nothing.jpg"--to make up for this.) The person has to click "start" once
the page loads. I'd rather it start automatically.
Seems easy enough--the function that the start button calls--and it calls it
within HTML (not Java)--is a Java function called ap(text). The button calls
it by saying "ap(this.value); I figure I would start it with something like
ap.("name_of_1st_slide"). Problem is, I don't know what code will call it
flat-out once the code loads--without the user having to click any buttons.
That is what I need--the whatever that would go in front of ap.("nameof1st
slide") to flat-out execute it upon loading of the webpage.
Tips?
LRH