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  • Kevin Raleigh

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    looking for a rotating ad banner that shows a new image say every 15-20
    seconds. can you suggest something that I might be able to use.
    NOTE: This is for my church so if it were free I won't have to pay out of
    pocket.

    Thank You
    Kevin


  • Evertjan.

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    Kevin Raleigh wrote on 06 sep 2006 in
    microsoft.publi c.inetserver.as p.general:
    looking for a rotating ad banner that shows a new image say every 15-20
    seconds. can you suggest something that I might be able to use.
    This is better done with clientside javascript,
    so ask the most relevant NG: comp.lang.javas cript.
    [Follow up set]

    Or even better first do some research:
    <http://www.google.com/search?q=rotati ng.banner+javas cript>
    NOTE: This is for my church so if it were free I won't have to pay out of
    pocket.
    If it were for my firm, it would also be beter for free.
    ;-)

    --
    Evertjan.
    The Netherlands.
    (Please change the x'es to dots in my emailaddress)

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    • Mike Brind

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      Re: Ad banner


      Kevin Raleigh wrote:
      looking for a rotating ad banner that shows a new image say every 15-20
      seconds. can you suggest something that I might be able to use.
      NOTE: This is for my church so if it were free I won't have to pay out of
      pocket.
      >
      Download a trial version of Adobe/Macromedia Fireworks and create an
      animated gif.

      Incidentally, 15-20 seconds seems a long time between rotations. Sit
      and stare at your computer screen for that long and you will see what I
      mean....

      --
      Mike Brind

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      • Victor

        #4
        Re: Ad banner

        "Kevin Raleigh" wrote...
        looking for a rotating ad banner that shows a new image say every 15-20
        seconds. can you suggest something that I might be able to use.
        NOTE: This is for my church so if it were free I won't have to pay out of
        pocket.
        >
        Thank You
        Kevin
        Put it inside an IFrame. Have the IFrame refresh with JavaScript every 15-20 seconds,
        You can then have a server side script select another banner on each refresh.

        Vic




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