[Javascript] Draggable Layers

[Josiah Gordon]

Try
http://www.webfoundry.com.au/graphicslib/gallery_search_result2.cfm?cat=87
click #37. I don't know quite what you are after though...


--Josiah Gordon

-----Original Message-----
From: javascript-admin at LaTech.edu [mailto:javascript-admin at LaTech.edu]On
Behalf Of Andrew Gibson
Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2001 4:47 PM
To: javascript at LaTech.edu
Subject: RE: [Javascript] Draggable Layers


Thanks Joshiah. What I'd really like is a cute basket
that the user could drop the items into. My problem is
I'm a programmer (typist !)  and not a graphic artist!

 > display a mini-thumbnail or something - one for each instance of
 > each item -

I like that idea. I could just have the thumbnails displayed in an orderly
format with the quantities etc displayed alongside! Would look excellent!

What is a thumbnail technically? Is it just the original
image displayed with different height width attributes?

Andrew


 > Andrew,
 >
 > That page is stunning! I instantly bookmarked it.
 >
 > Some suggestions: Allow the user to drag 4 multi-plugs and 2
 > printer cables
 > (instead of forcing a one-by-one addition and then selecting
 > quantity with a
 > pull-down). If that can't work for some reason please just default the
 > quantity to one and leave a text field for an update of quantity
 > (which is
 > almost the standard right now anyway).
 >
 > Also, leave the icons after you subtotal the order! The whole fun is that
 > your design so visual. Once the icons are "locked" into the cart
 > you should
 > display a mini-thumbnail or something - one for each instance of
 > each item -
 > just to keep up the visual theme.
 >
 > Keep up the development! I can just imagine a whole new wave of shopping
 > cart design for visual people (like myself) at hip (read:
 > expensive) stores
 > like J.Crew and Banana Republic using your design...
 >
 > I must go back to my shopping cart playing now...
 >
 >
 > --Josiah Gordon




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