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Hello there, I want to improve compatibility of our school website frontpage.

 

I currently have photos scrolling down either side of the page using a html marquee type effect.

It works brilliantly in all browsers gexcept for Internet explorer (of course!)

 

So I'm looking for a free flash widget that will do a similar thing (ie have pictures of school life scrolling across or down the page).

 

Anyone have any good suggestions?

 

I'm not a coder and use iweb for our website development so looking for something I can copy, paste and tweak inside an iframe...

 

cheers

 

S

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To improve compatibility. I'd recommend using Javascript rather than Flash, because Javascript is build into nearly every browser and flash depends on a download.

 

If you were using Joomla I would of recommended rokslideshow

 

If your writing your own website I've done a quick google for JavaScript slideshow and found this article which might help you.

 

Top 10 Javascript slideshows, carousels and sliders

 

 

Hope this helps :)

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I'd have to disagree there... flash might be an additional install but there is so much flash content online these days that everyone who wants it has already got it.

 

What's more important imo is which one does the job better? Our javascript image scroller on the website was maxing out the cpu on a lot of machines (until it was taken down). I don't think you'd get that problem with a flash animation. Certainly not to the same extent.

 

I'd go with flash if I were you.

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I'd have to disagree there... flash might be an additional install but there is so much flash content online these days that everyone who wants it has already got it.

 

What's more important imo is which one does the job better? Our javascript image scroller on the website was maxing out the cpu on a lot of machines (until it was taken down). I don't think you'd get that problem with a flash animation. Certainly not to the same extent.

 

I'd go with flash if I were you.

 

Good point. But when compatibility is important for a website, JavaScript is better.

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