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A comment on the discussion "New Tool Idea" in Magic Toolbox:
yes, just like the link you attached,
i subscribed to your email list
thanks!
RR – RalphR, on July 10, 2008 15:59-
RalphR started a conversation in Magic Toolbox on July 09, 2008 16:54:
New Tool Ideacan you develop & sell or recommend a another cool tool?,
I will like to have a small popup show up when the user (onMouseOver) a small thumbnail image of the products selected from my database. As is done in the ecommerce link;
http://www.ralphlauren.com/shop/index...'ssale
I'm now using your MagicZoom, and we think is a great tool
thanks again
Ralph Rodriguez -
A comment on the problem "Javascript image load after user selects an html" in Magic Toolbox:
you guys are serious!
it works great, it looks great,
i'm a very happy customer!,
thank you.
Ralph Rodriguez, for www.tiasplace.com – RalphR, on June 24, 2008 12:10 -
A comment on the problem "Javascript image load after user selects an html" in Magic Toolbox:
The issue is that our e-commerce window generates the product views when the user select the style/color from the drop down menu,
for the example i send you, yes the select menu that has the "Black", "Cognac" options,
what we need is to have the image change once the user selects from the menu
otherwise they will have to select(click) twice, once for the proper style/color, and once for the thumbnail – RalphR, on June 23, 2008 22:31 -
A comment on the problem "Javascript image load after user selects an html" in Magic Toolbox:
Great,
Here it is,
http://www.tiasplace.com/cgi-bin/comm...
really appreciate it
RR – RalphR, on June 23, 2008 20:02 -
RalphR reported a problem in Magic Toolbox on June 23, 2008 18:20:
Javascript image load after user selects an htmlhow can I change the image being displayed, that was loaded using your Magic Zoom tool?
currently my web pages use a Javascript function to update the page's current image when the user select a product option using a html pull down menu.
the Javascript basically does;
"document.my_form.MainImage.src=Images[pass];"
Ralph Rodriguez.
