Posted in Computers & Tech / Internet and Websites
Author: Aequitas619 Total-Replies: 9

Ho do I decide if I should use a form to space out my page or a frame? Ive looked up both but Im not quite sure which way to go about it!

My website is HTML based but the newer pages also contain php. Basically, I want to put a block of links on the left side but keep them seperate from the rest of the page!

I think im meant to use forms, but do i start by defining the form? How do I specify which form Im working with?

Thanks

Posted in Computers & Tech / Designing / Web Design and HTML
Author: Chesso Total-Replies: 0

Hello,

I am building a form where a user selections several options (it uses javascript to modify checkbox values based on other selections).

At the end I need to re-generate html code based on the selected form values, I don't particularly care what way it's done (although my site is XHTML 1.0 Transitional), but I need it to update on the fly as they change options.

The HTML code is Google AdSense code, and I am trying to build my own from to generate all the different ad types and generate the code (it's not just for me).

What kind of options do I have? If I wanted to say just generate it below the form, and have it update with new changes when they make them?

Posted in Computers & Tech / Designing / Web Design and HTML
Author: Durdy Total-Replies: 3

I have a simple frameset of two columns; the first having two rows. By default (if I am correct) a browser sees the first frame as [0], the next as [1], and then [2], and so on for as many frames in the frameset.

This code works fine by clicking on the button, the second row of the first column changes, as well as the content in column two.

<form>
<input type="button" Value="Chapter 1"
onClick="parent.frames[1].location='sublinks1.htm';
parent.frames[2].location='chap1.htm';">
</form>

What I want to do is this very same action, but with a typical text link or image, not a forms button. I've tried the <a onCLick=".....">Chapter 1</a> but it doesn't recognize the sctipt between the <a> tags.

Any suggestions?

Thanks!

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Posted in General Discussion / Science & Technology
Author: Ahsaniqbal111 Total-Replies: 0

Muscles are the moving organs of the animal frame. They constitute the great bulk of the body by their size and number, and they bestow form and symmetry to the body. In the limbs they are situated around the bones, which they invest and defend, while they form to some of the joints a principal protection. In the trunk they are spread out to enclose cavities, and constitute a defensive wall capable of yielding to internal pressure, and again returning to its original form.
Their color is deep red which is characteristic of flesh, and their form is variously modified, to execute the varied range of movements which are required from them.
Muscle is composed of a number of parallel fibers placed side by side, and supported and held together by a delicate web of cellular tissue ; so, that if it were possible to remove the muscular substance, we will get a beautiful cellular framework, possessing the exact form and size of the muscle without its color and solidity. Towards the extremity of the organ the muscular fiber ceases, and the cellular structure becomes aggregated and modified, so as to constitute those fibers and cords by which the muscle is tied to the surface of bone called the tendons. Almost every muscle in the body is connected with bone, either by tendinous fibers or by an aggregation of those fibers constituting a tendon and the union is so firm that under extreme violence the bone itself breaks but the tendon do not separate from its attachment. In the broad muscles the tendon is spread so as to form an expansion, called aponeurosis.
Muscles present various modifications in the arrangement of their fibers in relation to their tendinous structure. Sometimes they are completely longitudinal, and terminate at each extremity in tendon, the entire muscle being fusiform in its shape as in the case of biceps muscle. In other situations they are disposed like the rays of a fan, converging to a tendinous point, as the temporal and pectoral muscles. Sometimes they are converging like the plumes of a pen to one side of a tendon which runs the whole length of the muscle, as in the peronei. Sometimes they are bipenniform, converging to both sides of the tendon.

Posted in Computers & Tech / How-To's and Tutorials / Graphics and Animation
Author: Lancer Total-Replies: 5

This is a very simple technique which even young school children can manage... use the method in class if you like (but show them for real rather than making them read something; they will pick it up a lot faster). I am using Gimp 2.4 for this tutorial.

When saving layered images in GIF format, the Gimp knows how to prepare them in a special way which will work automatically on websites. I recommend you are moderately familiar with the Gimp and at have at least a basic understanding of layers to follow this tutorial.


Part 1: Get Ready
1. Start a new image in Gimp
2. Make sure the layer window is showing (if not, hit CTRL+L or go to Dialogs => Layers in your image window menus)
3. The default layer is called "Background". It is in bold and has some special properties like not being able to be switched around (up or down) with other layers. I usually delete this layer because not being able to move it becomes a pain.
4. Make another layer white (not transparent) layer and name it "frame0001"

Part 2: Draw Your Frames
5. Draw the first frame of your animation on the main workspace window, this layer will be "frame0001", which is the very first fame of our animation.
6. To make the next frame, hit the "Duplicate Layer" button. Gimp will automatically name your new layer "Frame0001 copy". Double click the name to rename it as Frame002
Note: it is important to know that Gimp animates the layers upwards, that is... the first frame of your animation should be at the bottom bottom of your layer stack.
7. Redraw the next frame by making alterations as needed. Do NOT use the eraser tool, as this will poke transparent hole in the frame, showing what was on the last frame below it in your working window, bu not necessarily in the final animation (depending on layer name... see Part 5 step 12). For now, it is better to paint over in white.
A useful tip here is that by utilising the Opacity slider of your layer, you can see through to the previous frame. Be sure to move the slider back when you are done and be aware that whichever layer is highlighted, is the one you are currently painting on.

Part 3: Preview Your Animation, Touch Up Frames
8. In your image window, go to Filters > Animation > Playback
9. In the new window which appears, push the PLAY button.
The timing will probably be wrong, and you may spot things on frames you need to fix. Note that there is also a single frame step button... very handy.
10. Go back to step 6 and make adjustments as needed You do not need to reopen the Playback afresh each time, it will update automatically. You may have to use the eye icon on layers to hide the top ones temporarily so you can see what you are repainting on lower frames. Thankfully, hiding frames does not affect them showing in Playback, so you can work on lower frames and preview the animation at the same time without having to unhide everything.

Part 4: Fix the Timings
At this point, you might want to SAVE your work as the next stage is going to rename your layers. Use XCF format.
11. Go into the image window menu through Filters > Animation > Unoptimize. This will create a brand new Gimp file, but the layers all have (100ms)(replace) added to their previous name. The ms means milliseconds (1/1000 of a second) and is how long that frame should last. So, if you want a particular frame to hold for a second, double click the layer name and change the value to read (1000ms)(replace).

Part 5: Optimize the GIF and Save
Finally, you are happy with the timings and the look of your animation. It's good, but it's not efficient in terms of filesize. It's a waste of resources to redraw the whole image every frame when some parts don't move.
12. This time, go through Filters > Animation > Optimize (for GIF)
The resulting new file is specially made so that only what is needed to be replaced gets put on every layer. Notice that the layer names have changed from (replace) to (combine). This means that the new layer is combined over the top of the old one. In other words, a layer marked "combine" treats transparent areas as "see through" to the previous lower layer, whereas "replace" means to draw each frame afresh. This can be confusing to work with so I recommend you don't bother with transparency for your first animations.
13. Save your new work as GIF. Go through "Save as" so it asks for a name for the file. End the filename with .gif (e.g: myanimation.gif)
A box will appear asking whether you want to "Merge Visible Layers" or "Save as Animation". Choose the Animation option.
I usually keep my backup copies in Gimp's default .xcf format as other formats in case Gimp changes some of the colours or compress images to a poor quality, which can happen because of the filetype.

You are basically done. Put the animated GIF on your website and it should just work.

Please vote, and let me know of any errors you spot, or just anywhere I'm unclear so I can make appropriate alterations.

Posted in Computers & Tech / Designing / Animation
Author: asimrsiddiqui Total-Replies: 7

Hi,
I m telling u how to edit your animated gifs ......... if u want some changes in the gif animated picture...
u must have little knowledge about flash

Simple open flash and goto to the file menu where click on import option
import your particular gifs ....... haah now gif is displayed in the form of frame animation in flash window....... now u may using your photoshop or flash graphic knwoledge to edit image in each frame and then export it intto the same gifs.

Posted in Computers & Tech / Programming / Scripting / JavaScript
Author: FeedBacker Total-Replies: 4

I have button in asp.Net form and I want to save result of a javascript function in a gridview by using event of button_onclicked

-question by franky

Posted in Computers & Tech / Designing / Web Design and HTML
Author: suicide Total-Replies: 4

As part of my college work I have produced a web page, that as to include dertain elements: meta tag info, internal + external link, images, text One audio clip, and one video clip, use of frames and a no frames option, one input form, and to demonstrates the use of a template.
The problem is, I thought I had everything covered, and recieved some negative feedback, which I don't mind, but the problem is I know the music is annoying (no one more than me does) but until my tutor grades my work there it stays. So how can I make it so that it turns off (like a button or something) here is the code
<bgsound src="blackhole.mid" loop="3">
Here is the website
www.carbootersheaven.co.uk
Please take a look, this is my first attempt and I really don't want to submit my work if it aint right
Thanks

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Posted in Computers & Tech / Designing / Animation
Author: ThinkEr Total-Replies: 0

3d flash animator. a very gud flash plugin to create 3d animations.

very easy and simple. the latest version is 3.51
u can make simple 3d effects... and if u r very gud. u can also create professional 3d effects. no requirement of professional 3d skills. just install it and use it.


Eazy screen saver. well this is also a very kool plugin. u can create screensavers of the animations u made. and then launch them on web

V2F: video to flash converter. if u wanna make some animation having movie clips.. u shuld use video to flash converter. it converts movie clips to flash file. in form of frames. and u can insert the movie clips into ur animation and make a kool animation.

UnlockSwf: if u wanna import some .swf file and when u try to import it says " the file is locked " u can use this tool to unlock it.

SWF Scanner: for extracting resources from a flash file...! there r hundreds of tools available. but SWF scanner is the best one.

Posted in Computers & Tech / Programming / Scripting / PHP
Author: TavoxPeru Total-Replies: 6

Hi, i have a problem when i try to validate a php page that includes a litlle form and use sessions as a strict xhtml 1.1 page with the W3C XHTML VALIDATOR, the problem consists that everytime i send it to the validator it creates a hidden input with the PHP PHPSESSID in the form and also adds to the href attribute of every link this PHPSESSID, so if you have for example a link like this:

it results in this:

and as you know it is recommended that always replace & with &amp; to make your page valid XHTML 1.1

Can someone knows a solution for this????

Best regards,

Posted in Computers & Tech / Programming / Programming General / BASIC / Visual Basic (.NET)
Author: bridenhosen Total-Replies: 10

i was just wondering, when you are useing the program Visual Basic is there any way to add some animation to a form, and if so what is a good(cheep) animation program i could get?

Posted in Computers & Tech / Designing / Animation
Author: arunkumarhg Total-Replies: 10



In Flash Control Movies, Button actions, Form, Preloaders are done with ActionScript. Its a Scripting Language For Flash ActionScript. Present Version is 2.0, if am correct even it supports OOP Concept.

Posted in Computers & Tech / Designing / Web Design and HTML
Author: tansqrx Total-Replies: 5

I would like to add a community feedback system similar to the one at codeproject.com (http://www.codeproject.com/KB/vb/YCC_Trainer.aspx). You will notice at the bottom users are able to post questions and see the answers without leaving the page. I do not want an email feedback form but one where any user can post and see the responses. Anyone know of a software package that is able to do this?