How can i cycle pictures in html

[Justin Culver]

I would like to know how i could cycle a series of 40 pictures in
html. I.E. have the first stay up for 3 seconds, then switch to the
second, then the 3rd etc...
Thanks,
Justin C.

 

[brucie]

I would like to know how i could cycle a series of 40 pictures in
html. I.E. have the first stay up for 3 seconds, then switch to the
second, then the 3rd etc...

something like http://slide.bruciesusenetshit.info/ but make sure its
the right way to present the images. people may not like having to view
the images in a particular sequence or wait a specified time before
seeing the next picture. perhaps a thumb gallery along the lines of
http://butterflies.bruciesusenetshit.info/ would be better, it depends.

 

[Justin Culver]

thaks to all of you for your help and ideas.
Have a great day
Justin C.

 

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something like http://slide.bruciesusenetshit.info/ but make sure its
the right way to present the images. people may not like having to view
the images in a particular sequence or wait a specified time before
seeing the next picture. perhaps a thumb gallery along the lines of
http://butterflies.bruciesusenetshit.info/ would be better, it depends.

I've done this before. I used timing redirects. Of course all the pictures
were on my hard drive, so, there were no problems with length of delay for
downloading the pictures, but it made pretty good slide presentation.
Wonder if you can pre-download all the pictures, then run the cycle.

<Meta http-equiv="Refresh" Content="10;
URL=http://www.yoursite.com/2ndpage.html>

The number 10 = number of seconds.
The url redirects to different webpages.

 

[brucie]

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I've done this before. I used timing redirects. Of course all the pictures
were on my hard drive, so, there were no problems with length of delay for
downloading the pictures, but it made pretty good slide presentation.
Wonder if you can pre-download all the pictures, then run the cycle.

if you preload or download as required the images still need to download
with preloading having the great disadvantage of nothing happening for
ages because all the images are downloaded at once.

not an issue if its on your own HDD so its pointless preloading but if
you did it online you're screwed.

 

[Motta]

Use a free album program. I'm using JAlbum, and people are developing free
album views.
It's just great.

http://jalbum.net/

Motta

 

[brucie]

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Use a free album program.

no thankyou

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[Edwin van der Vaart]

<Meta http-equiv="Refresh" Content="10;
URL=http://www.yoursite.com/2ndpage.html>

It's better to use a server side script to redirect, if your hosting
support server side scripting.

I nice article about redirection (doorways)
http://www.apromotionguide.com/doorways.html