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  1. Skejonte says:

    Hi,
    in firefox it works very well without performance problem.
    In other browser like Chrome or IE with image size bigger than 1024px it get some performance problem in these browser.
    You can see the problem in this page (with chrome or IE):
    http://www.enricofriede.org/in...=imageflow

    Time ago i read that canvas should be the best solution for static rendering and SVG for animation rendering in most browser. Should be this the performance issue in some case ?
    Let me know and good work.

    • Matteo says:

      Hi again :)
      My page has performance problems, too. The problem should be in the size of the reflected images created with canvas/DXImageTransform: they’re about 600Kb agains 80Kb of the “original” ones.
      Is there a way to pass to drawImage a sort of “quality” parameter?
      Thank you.

      • barno says:

        I have IE9 and the page jerks and splutters along; very surprising as the pics are only about 100Kb each. IN Firefox they fly along, look really great. I have native XMLHTTP turned on. Is there anything else I can do to make the IE Experience better.

        You can try http://www.howfm.com/o3.html in Firefox (fantastic!) and IE (clunky).

        Great script by the way!!

  2. I guess I’m on my own.

    • Skejonte says:

      the part of the code that get data from xml file is after the line “/* —- parse xml —- */ ” in source code.
      This part of code parse the xml file chargin it by ajax and get the readed data to diapo function into the FOR cycle.

      You should change this part of code reading data from an other source of data and gettin it to diapo function into a FOR cycle.

      I hope this can help you and good luck learning javascript (you have to be very patient to learn programation).

  3. Eduardo says:

    Hi,
    I am interested to buy one or several galleries. What I need to do?
    Thanks!!

  4. Andre Kamer says:

    Hi,
    I am in the process of updating my website from one that is hobby oriented to a more professional look and feel, as I’m trying to start my own one-man design company. I would very much like to make use of your gallery-scripts to showcase my projects and movies, but as my website will turn into a commercial one (in that it has to generate interest for my work), I think the Creative Commons License will not suffice… Is there a solution to this dilemma?

  5. Hi,
    I just received the email from Andre Kramer which led me to read the license agreement more closely. I am 25% complete with my first application for my brother who is opening a small art gallery. Your gallery-scripts looked perfect for displaying sample items until I completed the site. Is there a way to get permission to use your code? If not, I understand. I ‘m still trying to learn javascript. Your code inspired me.
    Thank you.

    • ge1doot says:

      All -

      You don’t need my permission to use or adapt my scripts under a CC-BY-NC license. For commercial use, please contact me to provide detail information about your project (including company name and URL). I’m usually happy to give permission under a CC-BY license.

      thanks
      Gerard

  6. Ely says:

    Hello!
    My compliments for the gallery is beautiful!
    When I save the source code I see nothing wrong … what do I have?
    Thank you!

  7. Hi, It’s Andy again.
    Any idea why I can’t get the inline version to work? I copied everything verbatim and using Dreamweaver CS4.
    Thank you.

  8. Hi all. wonderful script. I really appreciate that it xml-driven. I have three questions though:

    1. Is there a way to stop/start the slide show? And to add manual control buttons?

    2. Instead of moving LTR then RTL, would it be an easy change to make the show circular (after seeing the end slide, the script sees slide 1)?

    3. Is it hard to add hooks so that, when the front image is clicked, a new javascript is invoked (highslide.js).

    4. (Never could count). What constitutes a commercial license. Many sites are made for artists. They are -welll – electronic business cards. They do not sell products. Is that commercial?

    Many thanks

    David

  9. Jean-Yves says:

    I tweaked your gallery a bit and added it to my underwater photography website. I have a link to your website on each of my pages. Thanks for making my website look darn cool.

    JY.

  10. Zed says:

    I think there’s an omission in your source code?

    #imageFlow .arrow-left {
    position: absolute;
    }

    needs to have left:0;

    I just tried it in IE8/Chrome and without the addition it works but IE7 and FF (3.6.6) seem to need it.

    Hope this helps :)

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