[Javascript] Creating a DOM based Image Rotator

[harvey.ramer at designdelineations.com (Harvey A. Ramer)]

The script does run on Firefox but requires me to use "name" rather than
"id". This is invalid XHTML.

I would like to use the id attribute. I think it requires using
getElementById and I'm not quite sure how to approach it. Probably simple.
I'll get it when I have time if no one else has the immediate fix.

Thanks,

Harvey

-----Original Message-----
From: Flavio Gomes [mailto:flavio@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Thursday, August 18, 2005 1:11 PM
To: [JavaScript List]
Subject: Re: [Javascript] Creating a DOM based Image Rotator



I think all you need to do is to change "document.rotateImg" (IE Only) by

myObject = document.getElementById("rotateImg");

Am I wrong or your problem was: "My script doesnt run on Firefox"? If
was that the reason then this should solve it.


--
Flavio Gomes
flavio@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx


Harvey A. Ramer wrote:

> I would like to convert this image rotator into a dom/XHTML compliant
> script. Can anyone do this easily? It's extremely short.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> -----------------------------------------
>
> rotateImages = new
>
Array("/images/rotate/1.jpg","/images/rotate/2.jpg","/images/rotate/3.jpg","
/images/rotate/4.jpg","/images/rotate/5.jpg","/images/rotate/6.jpg","/images
/rotate/7.jpg","/images/rotate/8.jpg");
> thisImage = 0;
> imageCt = rotateImages.length;
> function rotate(){
> if (document.rotateImg.complete){
>   thisImage++;
>   if (thisImage == imageCt){
>   thisImage=0;
>   }
>   document.rotateImg.src = rotateImages[thisImage];
>   setTimeout("rotate()", 6*1000)
>  }
> }

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