Funny you should say that, Mr/Ms Wind54Surfer.
I had a slideshow which worked perfectly in IE. Then following some chats
here, one of the experts said it doesn't work in Firefox (and a few others).
Sure enough he was correct.
I have now got it working, but the difficulty is remembering just which
change fixed it.
I know putting the if test in this code in Javascript certainly made a great
difference
if (!browser.ns4 && !browser.ns6)
{
document.images['SlideShow'].style.filter="blendTrans(duration=2)"
document.images['SlideShow'].style.filter="blendTrans(duration=crossFadeDuration)"
document.images['SlideShow'].filters.blendTrans.Apply()
document.images['SlideShow'].filters.blendTrans.Play()
}
function Browser()
{
this.dom = (document.getElementById) ? 1: 0;
this.ie4 = (document.all && !this.dom) ? 1: 0;
this.ns4 = (document.layers && !this.dom) ? 1: 0;
this.ns6 = (this.dom && !document.all) ? 1: 0;
this.ie5 = (this.dom && document.all) ? 1: 0;
this.ok = (this.dom||this.ie4||this.ns4);
this.platform = navigator.platform;
}
//------------------------------
var browser = new Browser();
It may well be that FP uses filter for its slideshow. If so getting rid of
code like this will help. All removing it does is disable a fading effect .
There may have been some other code I had to change
Anyway it works on my website if you want to check it out
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Cheers,
Trevor L.
Website:
http://tandcl.homemail.com.au
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