Flash XML Image Gallery
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This is an interactive Flash XML Image Gallery, containing a list of images defined in a XML file, an intuitive navigation and many customizable features. You can browse the gallery by clicking on the left or right hand side of the swf file, or by selecting an element from the navigation bar.
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mikailyuksel
on 21/9/10
on 21/9/10
I have no idea what you are talking about. Can you please provide more details. Thanks
mikailyuksel
on 21/9/10
on 23/9/10
I understand. You will need to change the font to one that support Turkish characters.
This post will help you: http://www.flabell.com/blog/668/embedd...
chalapaka
on 6/1/11
i want to remove the gray area around the images. Please help.
on 7/1/11
Thanks for downloading our image gallery and we're glad you like our products.
To remove that gray background you'll have to open the gallery.xml file and change the alpha attribute for the backgroundColor tag to "0", like this:
<backgroundColor alpha = "0">0x323232</backgroundColor>The next thing you have to do is edit some javascript code in the index.html file, or the file you embedded our component. By default there should be a line commented:
params.wmode = "transparent";Just remove the double slashes in front of it and it should make the background transparent. If you don't have this line in your html file, copy and paste it under this line:var params = {};This should do it.
chalapaka
on 7/1/11
on 10/1/11
jurewu
on 9/2/11
I do have a question about this image gallery. Is it possible to somehow extend picture to the very end of flash area (with no margin)?? I'd like it to be just like in the demo...
Thanks in advance guys!
on 10/2/11
You could do this, but your image will be stretched and it won't look good. What you can do is use an image with the same size the component has or with the same aspect ratio. When resizing the image we keep the ratio between the width and height so the image won't look stretched.
If you want your image to be stretched to the very end of the flash component's dimension, you'll need to make some small changes in the flash project.
chiara_4ever
on 3/3/11
i have a problem: if i save the file called "index.html" into my website folder (changing it's name, cos i already have a page called "index.html" and refreshing the links) and i open it in a web browser in tells me that i need Flash reader 9.. but i already have it! instead, if i open the "index.html" file i just downloaded in my browser it works perfectly.
i'm not so good in flash and HTML, please help me!
thanks.
on 4/3/11
Changing the name of the html file should not be a problem. There is definitely something different in the working HTML file. Please follow this tutorial that explains how to complete the embedding process correctly:
http://www.flabell.com/blog/1829/how-t...
It should help you embed the component. If you have trouble doing this, please buy a support ticket and give us a link to your webpage. We'll do anything to help you.
orcher
on 21/5/11
is it possible to load a *.swf or *.flv file like *.jpg?
on 23/5/11
The way the component was built, no, it cannot load .swf or .flv files. It would require some changes to support swf files and a video player to be used in the component.
If you're interested, our team can help you make this gallery open those files. Just send us an email at [email protected] with some more details.
MikeUPT
on 17/6/11
I downloaded the files, where do I start. I am quite new to html, java and all the rest.
on 20/6/11
Please follow this tutorial:
http://www.flabell.com/blog/1829/how-t...
It will help you embed the gallery into your webpage. If you have trouble completing the process, please buy a support ticket and share a link to your webpage, the one that you tried to embed the component in. We'll take a look and find a solution for you.
ithink
on 1/8/11
autoStart generalTimeToStay = "3></autoStart> <!-- if there is a play button set if it should autostart or not
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but whatever I change the value to, the slideshow does not start automatically, it has to be manually "played" how i can i make it autostart.
on 4/8/11
You'll just need to set this property to true, like this:
<autoStart generalTimeToStay = "3">true</autoStart>Sorry for the trouble. We hope you enjoy the gallery.
koekoeh
4 days, 19 hours ago
Please kindly help.
Thank you.
1 day, 19 hours ago
You'll need to open the XML file that the component is using(by default its called gallery.xml and you can find it in the project/deploy/tagsimagegallery/xml folder) and find this property:
<disableInfoBt></disableInfoBt>Just set it to "true":<disableInfoBt>true</disableInfoBt>This will do it.
koekoeh
1 day, 19 hours ago
really much appreciated :)
19 hours, 27 minutes ago