Hi
I'm trying to find a free javascript affect that will make the changes
from one page to another in a browser look like the page is curling
over as if the pages of a book are turning over. Does anyone know of
one please. I have looked on google but the millions of pages that
come up seem void of such a thing :)
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On Mon, 26 Jan 2004 02:49:17 +0000, ß Ø ® G <bo**@deadspam.com>
wrote: Hi
I'm trying to find a free javascript affect that will make the changes from one page to another in a browser look like the page is curling over as if the pages of a book are turning over. Does anyone know of one please. I have looked on google but the millions of pages that come up seem void of such a thing :)
this might help if you see where I want to use it http://www.davessite.co.uk\BOOKENTRY.HTM
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On Mon, 26 Jan 2004 02:49:17 +0000, ß Ø ® G <bo**@deadspam.com> wrote: I'm trying to find a free javascript affect that will make the changes from one page to another in a browser look like the page is curling over as if the pages of a book are turning over. Does anyone know of one please. I have looked on google but the millions of pages that come up seem void of such a thing :)
Something like Flash would be a better solution for this. JavaScript
wasn't designed for intensive graphic manipulation, and providing a
cross-browser solution will probably be next to impossible.
Mike
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Michael Winter M.******@blueyonder.co.invalid (replace ".invalid" with ".uk" to reply)
> > I'm trying to find a free javascript affect that will make the changes from one page to another in a browser look like the page is curling over as if the pages of a book are turning over. Does anyone know of one please. I have looked on google but the millions of pages that come up seem void of such a thing :)
Something like Flash would be a better solution for this. JavaScript wasn't designed for intensive graphic manipulation, and providing a cross-browser solution will probably be next to impossible.
Strictly speaking, it is Browsers that were not designed for intensive
graphic manipulation. JavaScript is not the limiting thing here. In fact,
Flash has a dialect of JavaScript in it, which would be used to produce the
effect. http://www.crockford.com
On Mon, 26 Jan 2004 06:47:57 -0800, "Douglas Crockford"
<no****@covad.net> wrote: > I'm trying to find a free javascript affect that will make the changes > from one page to another in a browser look like the page is curling > over as if the pages of a book are turning over. Does anyone know of > one please. I have looked on google but the millions of pages that > come up seem void of such a thing :)
Something like Flash would be a better solution for this. JavaScript wasn't designed for intensive graphic manipulation, and providing a cross-browser solution will probably be next to impossible.
Strictly speaking, it is Browsers that were not designed for intensive graphic manipulation. JavaScript is not the limiting thing here. In fact, Flash has a dialect of JavaScript in it, which would be used to produce the effect.
http://www.crockford.com
never used flash at all so I have no idea if it would be easy to do or
anything.
Thanks for the help. I did find one page transformation script but it
didn't fold, a side peel would be ok though
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On Mon, 26 Jan 2004 06:47:57 -0800, Douglas Crockford <no****@covad.net>
wrote: JavaScript wasn't designed for intensive graphic manipulation, and providing a cross-browser solution will probably be next to impossible.
Strictly speaking, it is Browsers that were not designed for intensive graphic manipulation. JavaScript is not the limiting thing here. In fact, Flash has a dialect of JavaScript in it, which would be used to produce the effect.
I meant JavaScript in the context of browsers. I'm well aware that
JavaScript, or more precisely ECMAScript, has applications beyond that of
client-side web site scripting.
Mike
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Michael Winter M.******@blueyonder.co.invalid (replace ".invalid" with ".uk" to reply)
> >> JavaScript wasn't designed for intensive graphic manipulation, and providing a cross-browser solution will probably be next to impossible.
Strictly speaking, it is Browsers that were not designed for intensive graphic manipulation. JavaScript is not the limiting thing here. In
fact, Flash has a dialect of JavaScript in it, which would be used to produce the effect.
I meant JavaScript in the context of browsers. I'm well aware that JavaScript, or more precisely ECMAScript, has applications beyond that of client-side web site scripting.
Of course you were. I pointed it out for the benefit of the underclassmen. http://www.crockford.com/javascript/javascript.html
On Mon, 26 Jan 2004 13:05:17 GMT, Michael Winter
<M.******@blueyonder.co.invalid> wrote: On Mon, 26 Jan 2004 02:49:17 +0000, ß Ø ® G <bo**@deadspam.com> wrote:
I'm trying to find a free javascript affect that will make the changes from one page to another in a browser look like the page is curling over as if the pages of a book are turning over. Does anyone know of one please. I have looked on google but the millions of pages that come up seem void of such a thing :)
Something like Flash would be a better solution for this. JavaScript wasn't designed for intensive graphic manipulation, and providing a cross-browser solution will probably be next to impossible.
You could do this in IE4, and probably still can, I even posted the
script once... It was a crap effect then though, and still is now.
Jim.
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