I'm looking at the same (to avoid the use of Flash and use simple HTML!)
There's a good example at http://malsup.com/jquery/cycle/add3.html
I guess this could be changed to contain a dynamically created array (or
batches of arrays) that add specific (in my case CMS driven) images to the
collection once pre-loaded. Big benefit is that if JS off user still sees a
couple of images (I want to change this to one image but suspect it's not
going to be easy!)
Would be interested in any flash replacement you consider :)
Cheers
Dylan
Jacques-31 wrote:
>
> My company has suggested that we replace all our flash based image
> rotators with jquery versions.
>
> I have used Jquery cycle before
>
> http://www.malsup.com/jquery/cycle/download.html
>
> But have a question.... Do these plugins allow the images to be
> downloaded after the page has rendered?
>
> Some of our flash rotators have hundreds of larger images in them. Can
> we use jquery to dynamically load these into a rotator after the page
> renders?
>
> Can somebody point me to a good example if so?
>
> Does any know of any other disadvantages to using jquery over flash
> for this type of thing other then when users have javascript disabled?
>
> Thanks for you help!
>
>
>
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