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Horizontal Image Banner Rotator with Thumbs

Horizontal Image Banner Rotator with Thumbs screenshot

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Posted on: Mon, Dec 28th 2009, 04:45

$10

Ivan Arango

on 25/3/10

hey guys whats up!!
I reaaly like all your components, actually is a Time Saving for a lot of my projects. Right now im looking for a Slideshow and i think that this one is amazing. My Question is: There is a way to add navigation arrows to the thumbs area?

Andrei Potorac

on 25/3/10

I'm afraid the functionality is built around the first and last thumb, which make it possible to scroll through the other thumbs.

We'll keep uploading different sideshows though, to accommodate as many tastes as possible.

Radek Zielinski

on 25/4/10

Hi, I just bought this banner but there seem to be a problem with download... :( so I cant he=ave it for the moment even though I paid for it...

Andrei Potorac

on 26/4/10

Note you must confirm your payer email address.

Radek Zielinski

on 26/4/10

Yeah, sorry , my bad ;) I completely forgot bout that. Anyways, thanks for the reply.

adelight

on 10/7/10

Hi, I was wondering if there is a way to get the images to load one by one for faster loading. I am trying to create a slideshow with about 75 photos and it's taking way to long to load. Any help is appreciated.

Marius-Cristian Donea

on 12/7/10

Hi,
Open the file project/com/vuzum/banner/Banner.as and go to line 326.
Here you replace

                
if (nowLoading < itemsArray.length)	
{
    // load next image
    itemsArray[nowLoading].item.mcHolder.loadContent(itemsArray[nowLoading].imagePath, completeListener, null, false);
}
else
{
    // all images loaded
    show();
	
    // display the first image
    selectImage();		
}

with

                
if (nowLoading < itemsArray.length)	
{
    // load next image
    itemsArray[nowLoading].item.mcHolder.loadContent(itemsArray[nowLoading].imagePath, completeListener, null, false);
}

// all images loaded
show();
	
// display the first image
selectImage();

adelight

on 15/7/10

Thank you sir!

armandf

on 17/2/11

Hello

I'm interested about this gallery, like the design, but I need a " full screen button " ?
or maybe do you have an other similar gallery with this option ?
thanx

Corneliu Chitanu

on 17/2/11

Hi,

We're glad you like our banner. Unfortunately, it doesn't have the full screen functionality. We can implement this as a custom work, if you're interested. Send us an email at office@vuzum.com about this and we'll help you.

We have a full screen image gallery here:

http://www.flabell.com/flash/Autoplay-...

Maybe you'll like that gallery.

Thanks for checking our components out.

powerongrfx

on 21/2/11

Hey, how do you embed this bad boy in a web page. Thanx

Corneliu Chitanu

on 22/2/11

Hello,

This tutorial explains the process:

http://www.flabell.com/blog/1829/how-t...

KJ2010

on 19/3/11

I was wondering if you could add text and opacity to the main image? I'm not that skilled with flash/html/etc so I thought I would ask before I purchase it. Thanks!

Corneliu Chitanu

on 21/3/11

Hi,

Yes, you can add a text title for the image. Do you want the main image to have a transparency/opacity? We can implement this for you after you purchase the component.

Do you want to display some background you set in the HTML webpage or something like that? We'll do this for you if you need it. Just send us an email at support@flabell.com and we'll make the image transparent.

Jennifer Lindley

on 28/3/11

Hello!

Love this application. I was wondering though if there is a way to get it to scale proplerly when users scale their browsers. So far I have tried to add a params.scale="exactFit" but that has no effect on the flash element.

var params = {};
params.bgcolor = "#000000";
params.scale="exactFit"

Thanks in advance!

Jaedis

Corneliu Chitanu

on 29/3/11

Hi Jaedis,

You'll need to edit the flash project a little. Open the Sample.as file. In the Sample.as file find these lines:

                
stage.scaleMode = StageScaleMode.NO_SCALE;
stage.align = StageAlign.TOP_LEFT;

Comment those lines or delete them. Next you'll need to open the FLA file and press Ctrl+Enter (Cmd+Return on the Mac). This will publish the new SWF file that will scale with the browser window.

You can test it in our index.html file, but the stageW and stageH variables must represent percentages. So make them something like this:

                
var stageW = "50%";
var stageH = "50%";

Save the file and then open it using your browser. If you'd resize the window, the component will take 50% of the width and height.

You can do this in your webpage too, but every HTML element that contain the Flash component must have the width and height represented in percentage.

Hope this was helpful. If you don't have the Flash IDE to open the FLA file, please contact us at support@flabell.com using the email address you registered on flabell with. We'll send you the SWF file that resizes with the window.

Jennifer Lindley

on 29/3/11

Yes, Thank you. This worked very nicely for me. Now I am hoping everyone that was having issues with it will be happy as well!

Thanks again!

Jaedis

Jennifer Lindley

on 29/3/11

Everyone's happy! By they way, I did not have to change the

                var stageW = "50%";
var stageH = "50%";

I just left the pixels width of my flash swf. It is embedded within a table cell and scales fine along with the rest of the graphics/elements on the page. When I played with swapping out the pixel width for percentage, the flash swf displayed the percentage values based on the entire browser window. I could see this being very useful for another project.

Thanks again for your speedy helpfulless! I always look here when I need something to display images on websites.

Jaedis

Corneliu Chitanu

on 30/3/11

Hi Jaedis,

We're glad you're using our components and that you find them helpful. Enjoy!

Also, thanks for the tip on the stageW and stageH variables.

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