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RedPillow
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I checked the stuff part of this site and noticed some sites you have made..

I also noticed that they are mostly made with some kin of flash-editor?

So my quetion is, how did u made those sites?
What programs you used?
Do i have to know lots of coding or stuff to do one?
Can you pack-up some old sources if you got and link me?

thanks!

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DC
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I made them with Macromedia Flash, now Adobe Flash - Yes, the program you use to make Flash files (fla/swf) is called Flash as well.

Most stuff is done with clicking there. However there are scripts as well.

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you should buy it, because download time is wayy too long...


Yeah , but that's illegal and is like that if you have waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay to slow connection speed...

And Jonzku777 , if you want to create an ordinary website with flash it might not be very hard..
Becouse most of that is based on simple scripts and events or whatsoever, but if you want complicated fkash site with preorders and "cool" stuff, yeah, it might take a while...

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Oh, DC.

I love website making, and I make websites, even if i don`t use them ( Just-4-Fun ).

But I still got some more questions, which I think you could answer/help with.

1. All the websites i have made, are done with normal html-language.. The thing is, that I need bit more challenging stuff to do and im currently learning to do those "panels" right, the panels you got in this site too [Those box-like-thingys where reads Home, News, About, Lab and stuff]. So, is php hard to learn? What new I can do with it compared to simple html-language?

2. I googled something called "Cross Browser".
It`s some kind of addon to make websites more dynamic (With that addon, or whatever it is the visitor of the site can resize pictures, move them and stuff).

Here is the link for example-site about it: The site

So my question is, how do i make that thing to work with my websites?

Thanks!

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those boxes are done with CSS, I think
the php is only important for interactive and dynamic parts of the website, e.g. the forum, the news...
but php is VERY easy!

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RedPillow
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I got this problem with my site:

It needs to have a script enabled, which lets visitor drag images.*SOLVED√*

I need a piece of script, so the visitor must double-click the image inorder to open new window.*NOT-SOLVED×*

It should be somehow like this:
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<div style="position: absolute; left: 30px; top: 100px; width: 24px; height: 24px; z-index: 76; cursor: move;" id="Icon"><img height="35" width="35" src="Icon/user_black.png" name="Ico1"; onDblClick="-Open link to somewhere-"></div>
Where should i stuff that piece of script?
What is the code for open new link?
Google sux at this point


can someone give me 1?
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in an image element, add onDblClick = "javascript:window.open('url')"

Note: This is a very basic way of implementing this and is also not a preferable solution to your problem. But it's the missing piece for your html that you've posted.

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<img src="image.jpg" onDblClick = "javascript:window.open('url')"/>

Also, php isn't the de-facto web programming language. So far, ruby, python, and even javascript have being making a dent on php's server-side domination. If you are looking for a highly interactive language to use, I suggest using either RoR, Django, or even CodeIgniter
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