andy...thanks but I'm a MS guy, so would use .asp pages.... have such a folder listing script so now know I have to use same...
just thought it odd that this can't be done automatically by moo... :-) Jim On Apr 23, 7:54 am, andy72 <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > what you need to do this is a server side script language like PHP > to read/list your image folder and call the result via AJAX back to > the users browser within Javascript. > > The Code you can implement is as follows: > <--- SNIP > function readFolder() { > new Request.HTML({ > method: 'get', > onComplete: function(responseHTML) { > var folderView = $("YourFolderElementInPage"); > folderView.innerHTML = responseHTML; > }}).post("site.php"); > > --> > > the "site.php" is your server side Script which list the contents of > image directory > and renders the output into a view like a gallery so the user can > click on the images. > > Hope, that helps > Andy > > On Apr 22, 6:14 pm, JVR <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > Hello All... > > > never knew about mooTools till a couple of hours ago, and I like both > > the viewing effect and ease of install. > > > however, what I need is for it to allow me to use a simple text link, > > to then open up a folder, and then "map" all the .jpgs within that > > folder and allow the visitor to use the > < buttons to move thru the > > contents of that folder only. after the viewer closes and opens up a > > new text link, that new folder's contents can then be seen and moved > > thru the same way...all of this for 20 folders. > > > is mooTools capable of that "folder" use? if so, great, but I can NOT > > find out how to do that yet...could someone provide a pointer? > > > oh, simple florist's website, with various folders ie "pansies" and > > "lillies" and "roses" etc....in plain HTML.... > > > ? > > > Jim- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text -
