Thanks to David Owen for the excellent tutorial but I didn’t quite understand this bit:
Editing the links in the Flash Carousel:
To create the links within the flash file to link to your destination pages, edit the hyperlink “http://www.flshow.net” to you own hyperlink “http:www.mydomain/mypage.html”
many thanks roger
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Yes that right.
(On the other question, revert the file back the the original - just amend in small steps so you remember what has been changed and where)
David
On 5 Dec 2008, at 08:57, Roger Burton wrote:
To create the links within the flash file to link to your destination pages, edit the hyperlink “http://www.flshow.net” to you own hyperlink “http:www.mydomain/mypage.html”
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Sorry David, in the original post (this thread) I’ve quoted your instructions from the tutorial : "…edit the hyperlink “http://www.flshow.net” to you own hyperlink “http:www.mydomain/mypage.html…” but I don’t understand what the instruction means … when I click on the file the hyperlink “globe” is greyed out ? Best Roger
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Hi Roger,
The hyperlinks for each image is held in the default.xml text file that came with flshow carousel. Are you editing this text file - in a plain text editor?
In the original text you would have:
./images/DCP_0731.jpg
You would change to:
./images/mynewimage.jpg
David
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On 5 Dec 2008, at 10:45 am, Roger Burton wrote:
Sorry David, in the original post (this thread) I’ve quoted your instructions from the tutorial : "…edit the hyperlink “http://www.flshow.net” to you own hyperlink “http:www.mydomain/mypage.html…” but I don’t understand what the instruction means … when I click on the file the hyperlink “globe” is greyed out ? Best Roger
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Thank you David, as ever I wasn’t reading your excellent instructions carefully enough … enjoy your Sunday … Roger
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Hi David
Just to continue with another question on the fl carousel theme about using Lightbox on the images links.
I followed the additional info about Carousel & Lightbox but I am trying to do it with Weaver’s moo:slimbox and can’t get it to work.
Any tips or hints here would be much appreciated.
David
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I followed the additional info about Carousel & Lightbox but I am trying to do it with Weaver’s moo:slimbox and can’t get it to work.
Carousel uses Scriptactulous and Prototype libraries, moo:slimbox uses MooTools library. They don’t get along with each other so they cannot be used together on the same page i’m afraid.
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DoH! Sorry, wrong carousel.
/slaps forhead
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Sorry, I don’t know. The site just refers to using the Carousel with lightbox. Never used Weaver’s moo:slimbox.
http://www.flshow.net/carousel/lightbox/
On 11 Dec 2008, at 01:26, DeltaDave wrote:
I followed the additional info about Carousel & Lightbox but I am trying to do it with Weaver’s moo:slimbox and can’t get it to work.
Any tips or hints here would be much appreciated.
David Owen
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