[Javascript] Image rotation.

[Troy III Ajnej]

>Forms? Because most of what I do is for an application which may  actually 
>have a form to submit, it keeps the HTML and JavaScript  compatible with 
>whatever my friend decides to do with it, and it's  never a bad idea to use 
>a complete framework for a page, I think.

I Agree.

>I disagree with stretching the images,  though.
Yes, but that was only in casse you'd like to illustrate how the page would 
look if the images were all the same size.
>I think that they're horribly ugly if they're out of proportion.
I totally agree.
>However, if I know that all are the same proportion  (800x600, 1024x768, 
>etc...) then I'd be glad to do it. The right  answer, I think, is to have 
>copies of your photos which are the right  size for the use.

If you have a mixed source of picture sizes, than you allways default to the 
lowest resolution 800x600. Because resizing the 800x600 picture into 
1024x768 is a waste and you get distinctive (same low) quality of pictures. 
The problematic case is portrait aspect ratio 600x800 or 768x1024, in this 
casse the best thing to do is to add a black background or other suitable 
color for the layout to the picture and make them all 800x800 - they'll be 
looking great esspeciully win black background pixels added.



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Troy III
progressive art enterprise
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>From: Shawn Milochik <Shawn at Milochik.com>
>Reply-To: "\[JavaScript List\]" <javascript at LaTech.edu>
>To: "\[JavaScript List\]" <javascript at LaTech.edu>
>Subject: Re: [Javascript] Image rotation.
>Date: Tue, 14 Feb 2006 17:14:59 -0500
>
>
>On Feb 14, 2006, at 5:11 PM, Troy III Ajnej wrote:
>
>>You can start with:
>>      theTimer=window.setTimeout('startRotation()', numSecs * 1000);
>>and stop it with:
>>      window.clearTimeout('theTimer')
>>
>>sugestions:
>>Try to make all the thumbs same size, (strech them if you have to).  This 
>>goes for other full resolution pictures too. (The page might  look 
>>better).
>>
>>Never understood why do you use forms.
>>
>>
>>
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>>Troy III
>>progressive art enterprise
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>Troy,
>
>Thanks for the timer info. I disagree with stretching the images,  though. 
>I think that they're horribly ugly if they're out of  proportion. However, 
>if I know that all are the same proportion  (800x600, 1024x768, etc...) 
>then I'd be glad to do it. The right  answer, I think, is to have copies of 
>your photos which are the right  size for the use.

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