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[Release] - vBrollovers · **Released**: 03-11-2003

Author - Mist (me)

Description - This allows you to add rollovers to any images on your site quickly and easily.

Screenshot - Not applicable but anyone who uses this i can link to them in the first post to show an example.

Installation File -

filburt1 · #2 03-11-2003, 06:23 PM

Is hsrc a normal attribute?

Dean C · #3 03-11-2003, 06:34 PM

No - it's defined in the javascript for a rollover so once you have that in your headinclude you can use it on and <img> tag in your templates

- miSt

snyx · #4 03-11-2003, 06:51 PM

whoa.. killer.

Tony G · #5 03-12-2003, 09:15 AM

Nice work Mist, seems simpler then most rollover mods I've seen.

Dean C · #6 03-12-2003, 03:55 PM

Well i have never needed or wanted to work with them until this client im currently working with requested them on his navigation buttons in the header. So i did some reasearch and found a little simple script which created a rollover attribute to be used in <img> tags - it's so useful

!

- miSt

LilDragonWings · #7 04-15-2003, 04:37 PM

Wow, that has to be the best rollover script I've ever seen!

Thanks for posting this. The one I was using before had like three seperate function calls, and required a lot more typing per mouseover!

Does anyone know how to get the script to preload the mouseover images?

thanks..

And thanks Mist for all of your help and support... you may be saying.. but you've never helped me... I've been reading the threads as much as I can to help solve my own problems.. so i'm just now starting to post

Later!

Dean C · #8 04-15-2003, 05:01 PM

Nice to hear some positive feedback buddy

What do you mean by getting the script to preload the mouseover images

?

Regards

- miSt

LilDragonWings · #9 04-15-2003, 05:13 PM

Quote:

Today at 07:55 PM Mist said this in Post #8
What do you mean by getting the script to preload the mouseover images ?

Regards

- miSt

I'm not sure how this script works cause with all the learning of php, and mysql I've been doing, no time to learn javascript.

The script I had before... Preloaded the Image that would be displayed on a mouseover. So that there is no delay between when the mouse touches the image and the the second image is displayed. Some mouseover scripts do not even begin to load the second image until after the mouse is over the first image. (I can't tell because I'm on broadband, and my images get cached.) However, if you happen to have a large (relatively speaking) second image, there might be a delay in the second image even appearing (due to loading), this would result in the person clicking on the first image before the second image has even had a chance to load (since it only takes a few milliseconds to click an image, preloading is the best option in my opinion).

Did all that make sense?? lol

Dean C · #10 04-15-2003, 05:27 PM

Yes that made sense and i have no idea on how to fix the delay hehe - sorry

- miSt