Want to edit your previous post then and attach your newly revised and ceneterd version? I'll take a look and see if I can get the <ml.background> option figured out.
Want to edit your previous post then and attach your newly revised and ceneterd version? I'll take a look and see if I can get the <ml.background> option figured out.
Sure... here is my new version... sorry if this is bit beginners html!! In my version at the moment is the specific picture piece of code as that was the one i got to work... Thanks!!
What happens if you replace:
<center><IMG SRC="f001111.bmp"></center>
with:
<center><IMG SRC="<ml.background>"></center>
Does that work?
In this case you would want your background in the MediaLab questionnaire to be listed as f001111.bmp, assuming that the .que file and the continuum3.htm file are located in the same folder.
Hi, Thanks for your advice, unfortunately due to time constarints i had to go ahead and do the program using the long way (i.e. i have many different .htm files) it works fine this way. However, i may have a play about with the opther way of doing it when i have a little more time.
Many Thanks Again, LLW
[edited by moderator]
Hi!
This slider works fine except two things:
Medialab automatically transforms all text to small letters. I cannot use any capital letters, not even to start a sentence. [note from moderator: see http://www.empirisoft.com/support/showthread.php?p=2971]
How can the indicator at the right be hidden?
Thanks in advance for a prompt reply!
Last edited by jarvis24; 12-06-2007 at 11:39 AM.
Hi Jarvis,
I want to use a slider for my experiment. I have read your previous post but because I want to adjust the length and the anchors of the slider, I am asking my RA to modify it for me. He wants to know if it is possible to creat a slider using Java instead of Java script as he is more familar with the former than the latter.
Or could you let us know how to change the length of the slider and the anchor in Java script, if we use the sample that you've posted earlier in this thread?
Thanks!
Venus
You could use Java (or any method), so long as it can work within Internet Explorer and post the data using the method=post function. As far as modifiying the length, you'd have to actually look at the javascript code. I believe there are variables within the code that you can set for such things.