slider slideshow which

[alex]

I think it's fine just in javascript jquery,there are many,
which one to choose?


classic type;
image with arrows to scroll
and with automatically cycle
and with buttons, numbers or others (some have thumbs) to be able to
choose single big image


there is someone better because better integrated with php?

[Jerry Stuckle]

Javascript (including JQuery) typically executes on the client side.
PHP typically executes on the server side. So Javascript code can
scroll/cycle on the client machine, while PHP code needs to make calls
to the server.

Which do you want?


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[alex]

> Javascript (including JQuery) typically executes on the client side.
> PHP typically executes on the server side. So Javascript code can
> scroll/cycle on the client machine, while PHP code needs to make calls
> to the server.

ok


> Which do you want?

you, but question valid also for others php programmer, which slider
slideshow preferred?

[Jerry Stuckle]

As I said. Which do you want? You haven't defined the requirements
sufficiently so there is no answer to your question.

Do you want something that executes client side? Or do you want
something that executes server side? Two entirely different approaches
to the problem, requiring two entirely different answers.

[alex]

Il 12/04/2017 18:31, Jerry Stuckle ha scritto:
> On 4/12/2017 11:49 AM, alex wrote:
>>> Javascript (including JQuery) typically executes on the client side.
>>> PHP typically executes on the server side. So Javascript code can
>>> scroll/cycle on the client machine, while PHP code needs to make calls
>>> to the server.
>>
>> ok
>>
>>
>>> Which do you want?
>>
>> you, but question valid also for others php programmer, which slider
>> slideshow preferred?
>>
>
> As I said. Which do you want? You haven't defined the requirements
> sufficiently so there is no answer to your question.
>
> Do you want something that executes client side?

the slider client side,
and when click on image1 for example is called a p1.php page

[Jerry Stuckle]

You still are not being clear. Clicking on an image often brings up a
new page. This operation is completely independent of the slider operation.