you can put an invisible button at each side of your photo, and use
onRollOver and onRollOut to change the mouse cursor
--Pedro Taranto
Perdue, Blake escreveu:
I am building a photo slideshow and I want to add a next/back button to
the mouse cursor. If the mouse is on the right half of the screen, it
displays a right arrow (indicating that onclick, it will load the next
photo). When on the left half, it displays a left arrow (onclick loads
the previous photo).
My question is this: is there a better way to do this than using
onMouseMove and onMouseDown event handlers? My code is below. Adding
these event handlers is making my SWF eat up 20% more of the CPU
resources. Is there a less processor intensive method of achieving this?
A Group94 site seems to do a good job of this without hogging CPU
cycles: http://www.schierke.com/home.php?p=
// w=screenWidth
onMouseMove=function() {
arrowL._x=_xmouse-14;
arrowL._y=_ymouse+4;
arrowR._x=_xmouse+14;
arrowR._y=_ymouse+4;
if (_xmouse<w/2) {arrowL._visible=true; arrowR._visible=false;}
else {arrowR._visible=true; arrowL._visible=false;}
}
onMouseDown=function() {
if (_xmouse<w/2) {loadImage(current-1);}
else { loadImage(current+1);}
}
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