RE: [PHP-GENERAL] animated gif

[email protected] ("Timothy I. McGinnis")
Newsgroups php.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Maybe something to keep in mind is that php works on the server side generating
the document to be sent to the browser.  The javascript is on the client
(browser) side (except for server-side javascript but I don't think that is what
you are looking for).  You could do what you are looking for by creating a page
with the proper image names (using php) and javascript to do the timing and
image switching.  The javascript would be basically static except for the image
names which would be changed by php at page delivery time.

Tim M.





jessica lee tishmack <[email protected]> on 05/11/2000 01:14:59 PM


To:   Liz Kimber <[email protected]>
cc:   [email protected]
bcc:
Subject:  RE: [PHP-GENERAL] animated gif



can you incorporate java script into php?  (I am using php because each
image has to be generated on the fly, based on a data set...realtime data)


Thanks,
Jessica

On Thu, 11 May 2000, Liz Kimber wrote:

> You could try making the number of images and use a continusuly running java
> script to switch them, which is kinda all an animated gif is hence they stop
> often when you press the stop button!
>


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