3DCarousel
V1 Samples - Table Of Contents
HTML Samples:
!HTMLSample
1 – Open Link to Website |
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This example shows how to open a link to a website when an image is clicked.
!HTMLSample 2 – Available
Text Fields |
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This example shows the text fields available in the animation.
!HTMLSample
3 – BackgroundColor |
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This example shows how you can assign a background color to the animation.
!HTMLSample
4 – Background Image & Custom Navigation Buttons |
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This example shows how you can assign a background image to an animation and to
specify the path to your own button images.
!HTMLSample
5 – Transparent Background |
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This example shows the creation of a Transparent Background, which allows 3D
Carousel to show through the background color or an image on the page behind the
animation. You can layer Flash content with DHTML content using the Transparent
Background feature.
!HTMLSample 6 – Use of HTML |
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This example shows the use of HTML for formatting text fields. Note that only a
subset of all HTML tags are available for use inside text fields.
!HTMLSample 7 – Multiple
Animations on One Web Page |
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This example shows the use of the parameter "flashvars" for displaying multiple
animations with different configuration files on the same page.
!HTMLSample 8
– Animation File, Configuration File and Images in Different Directories |
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This example shows the creation of 3D Carousel where the animation file, the
configuration file and the images are stored in different directories. In cases
where you want to store the resource files on different servers or domains,
please read the tutorial "Access to Resources in Other Domains".
!HTMLSample 9
– JavaScript - Calling Functions |
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This example shows how 3D Carousel can call a JavaScript function outside of the
animation. With JavaScript Event Calls, you have virtually unlimited options for
calling up Lightbox images, YouTube clips, Amazon products, EBay auctions,
Google search results and more!
!HTMLSample
10 – JavaScript - Invoking Events |
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This example shows how you can enhance the user interface experience by
controlling the animation externally via JavaScript!
!HTMLSample
11 – JavaScript - Query String Evaluation |
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This example shows how you can change the Carousel content dynamically by evaluating a Query String parameter.
!HTMLSample 12 – Calling up a
Lightbox |
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This example shows how to display content in a Lightbox after a Carousel image
has been clicked. Lightbox presentations can be designed with any of 10 unique
themes, and with Lightbox, you may customize your 3D Carousel animation using the
full range of features that HTML code allows!
!HTMLSample 13 - Amazon: DetailPage |
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This example shows how 3D Carousel can be used for an Amazon product animation,
where details of the product appear in the 3D Carousel DetailPage when an image
is clicked.
!HTMLSample 14 -
Amazon:
Lightbox |
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This example shows how 3D Carousel can be used as Amazon product animation, where
the Amazon Product Page appears in a Lightbox when an image is clicked.
!HTMLSample 15 - Amazon:
Lightbox 2 |
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This example shows how 3D Carousel can be used as Amazon product animation, where
details of the product appear in a Lightbox when an image is clicked. Inside the
Lightbox, a user defined hyperlink can be set to open a browser window to the
Amazon website.
!HTMLSample 16 - Amazon:
Link To Website |
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This example shows how 3D Carousel can be used as Amazon product animation, where
a new browser window is opened to Amazon when an image is clicked.
!HTMLSample 17 - Amazon Music Sampler |
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This example shows how you can enhance the user interface experience by calling
JavaScript functions outside of the animation.
ASP.NET C# Samples:
CSharp Sample1 – Create a Static 3D
Carousel in ASP.NETThis example shows how to embed 3D Carousel
statically in an ASP.NET page.
CSharp Sample2 – Create a Dynamic 3D
Carousel in ASP.NET
This example shows how 3D Carousel can be created dynamically using an ASP.NET code-behind file.
CSharp Sample3 –
Create a 3D Carousel Dynamically via an HTTP Request/Response
This example shows how a 3D Carousel can be created and filled with data
dynamically using HTTP Request/Response.
PHP Samples:
PHP_Sample1_Response - HTTP Response basics with PHP
This example shows how to create a 3D Carousel dynamically in PHP
PHP_Sample2_Response - Use of HTML
This example shows the use of HTML for formatting the texts. Please mind that
only a few of the generally known HTML tags are available.
PHP_Sample3_Response_Amazon - Using data from Amazon Web Services (AWS)
This example shows using Amazon Web Services (AWS) to display Amazon products in
a Carousel.
Please do pay attention to the "readme.txt" file.
PHP_Sample4_Response_Flickr - Using data from Flickr
This example shows using the Flicker Web Service in order to display Flicker
images in a Carousel.
Please do pay attention to the "readme.txt" file.