html code for flipping page?

[bubbles35]

hi, i was wondering if there was a code or freeware program that I could use to set up a photo album on my web page that actually flips the page when you click on it.

[Murray *TMM*]

flips the page?

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"bubbles35" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> hi, i was wondering if there was a code or freeware program that I could

use to set up a photo album on my web page that actually flips the page when
you click on it.

[bubbles35]

yup. like a book. I've seen a few. but it's not what i was looking for. so, if anyone knows of a program or just a code then I could just try to make it myself.

[Murray *TMM*]

HTML doesn't do that. It's probably a Java applet. Most experienced
developers only use Java applets when they have no other choice. They are
large and notoriously flaky cross-browser/platform.

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"bubbles35" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> yup. like a book. I've seen a few. but it's not what i was looking for.

so, if anyone knows of a program or just a code then I could just try to
make it myself.

[bubbles35]

oh ok, thanks.

[rob::digitalburn]

You could use Flash or JavaScript to do things such as that...

Murray *TMM* wrote:

> HTML doesn't do that. It's probably a Java applet. Most experienced
> developers only use Java applets when they have no other choice.
> They are large and notoriously flaky cross-browser/platform.

[Murray *TMM*]

I have not seen a js for flipping a page, but I'll bet that the overhead is
steep.

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"rob::digitalburn" <rob@digitalburn.net> wrote in message
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> You could use Flash or JavaScript to do things such as that...
>
> Murray *TMM* wrote:

> > HTML doesn't do that. It's probably a Java applet. Most experienced
> > developers only use Java applets when they have no other choice.
> > They are large and notoriously flaky cross-browser/platform.

>
>

[bubbles35]

thank you. I will look into the java scripts and flash.

[don Carlos]

There is a flash technique in "50 Fast Flash MX Techniques" by Ellen Finkelstein ISBN 0764536923. It mocks a page turn.