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phpSmurf
 
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Default Re: Stop Slideshow on OnMouseOver - 12-17-2005 , 07:57 PM






Thanks for your reply.

On http://www.phonegreetings.nl/test.php you can see the example, thats
the one what im trying to get to work.
Below the primary picture u see 3 links, and when im going on
onMouseOver you see the image is going flipping(back) to the primary
picture where its loaded with.
I want that the picture that your applying in the below links with
onMousOver are getting visible(and stay visible) and on onMouseOut it
fades back to the primary picture and starts rotating again. I hope u
understand what i mean.

I cant figure it out, your help will be very pleased.


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Wayne Dobson
 
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Default Re: Stop Slideshow on OnMouseOver - 12-19-2005 , 03:03 PM






"phpSmurf" <npc_steinbach_coen (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote

Quote:
Thanks for your reply.

On http://www.phonegreetings.nl/test.php you can see the example, thats
the one what im trying to get to work.
Below the primary picture u see 3 links, and when im going on
onMouseOver you see the image is going flipping(back) to the primary
picture where its loaded with.
I want that the picture that your applying in the below links with
onMousOver are getting visible(and stay visible) and on onMouseOut it
fades back to the primary picture and starts rotating again. I hope u
understand what i mean.

I cant figure it out, your help will be very pleased.
Ok, I think I may understand. I think you are saying that you want to
continuously cycle through options, then when the mouse hovers over a
specific link, that option is displayed and the cycling stops and the
cycling resumes once the mouse moves off the link.

I still don't see exactly what you are having difficulty with. You haven't
said. Though, at least one area of confusion seems to be with the
"setTimeout" function; it only runs once. For repeated action, you need the
"setInterval" function. It takes the same arguments.

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Wayne
"Aka Dobbie the House Elf."




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