Use Javascript or not?
I have used javascript in the navigation menu and I also have a smooth gallery with javascript. It opens fine in firefox but when i open it in IE it wont let the script run and gives a warning. The menu wont work and the photo gallery is broken. Unless the user tells the browser to run the script.
I have seen sites where javascript or PHP is used but this doesnt happen. What should i do to avoid this problem?
If you are opening the web page with javascipt in IE when the page is on your computer, you will always get this message about having to allow the blocked content.
Whereas, if the web page is stored on a server and you are accessing it through the internet, then you will not get this problem (as long as you have javascript enabled).
It appears to be just a security thing with IE when the page is on your computer and not the internet. I would not worry about it too much, if it only happens when the web page is on your computer and you are testing it before putting it on the internet.
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Is there an alternative code other than Javascript to achieve this effect?
I have been looking for the right kind of script for my photo gallery and I found it here:
http://dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex4/thumbnail2.htm
It is javascript, but many people have that disabled, so is there an alternate coding to achieve this type of effect so that most users will be able to view the gallery correctly?
I’m not a webmaster so if I’m a little off in my questioning hopefully you still get what I’m trying to ask.
Nope. There are some CSS ones, but not as effective or smooth as JavaScript or JQuery. Might look through the galleries here:
http://www.stunicholls.com/gallery/index.html
Ron
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