Cool page flipper

[StevenH...@adobeforums.com]

Check this out...
<http://www.newdealdesign.com/work/products/ixi.htm>

the page updates to the next product page after about 15 seconds.

SH

[steven drake]

It's a Flash file.

[StevenH...@adobeforums.com]

Are you sure about that.... on the page, I see a small flash file in the middle surrounded by regular photos.

Does that small flash file in the center control the page flipping?

SH

[lorncelisowski]

The site is actually driven by java script, which loads the gifs and the .swf.

[Eric Vann]

You should be able to construct your own slide show (i.e. page flipper) using standard HTML commands. Check the slideshow templates in Adobe Photoshop, I'm almost certain that one or more of these will produce a slideshow whose pages turn automatically after a predefined interval.

[MacG...@adobeforums.com]

All you have to do is set a page refresh in the Head of your HTML... that's what this page is doing.

Here is the code he is using to do it:

< META HTTP-EQUIV="Refresh" CONTENT="30;URL=dunlop.htm" >

Remove the space before META and after .htm"

What it's doing is telling your browser to load the page, wait 30 seconds, then load dunlop.htm page. You can tell it to do this with as many pages as you want.

[zmc...@gmail.com]

I tried to open the link you suggested, but got a 404 note.
If you seach page flip software in google, you'll find that nearly every application has this functionality. I had ever used Kvisoft Flipbook Maker Pro. http://bit.ly/ymDrhl