miseld said
infuse01 said
miseld said
@infuse01 use proper “keywords” Thanks!loool ok – let me try:
so envato is going in the xxx biz?![]()
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Man, this is ridiculous.
+10000000
collis said
Neat idea guys! Do you think it might encourage keyword stuffing though? (Like people grabbing a list of most searched for keywords and plonking them into their item to get found more) That’d be my main worry, that the good effects would be drowned out by the less good![]()
Hi Collis, nice to see you here. Would be great if after the ‘debate’ you could tell if the feature will be implemented or not
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About keyword stuffing, maybe a simple “report abuse” button is sufficient to discourage such abuse. I think it worth a try, and if it fireback, just remove the feature.
Cheers
The complaints are light right now.
The riot will start when slideDeck win the $41000 competition.
They have to win (its the most awesome item by codecanyon standards).
Then you will see some angry authors in the forums.
bilawal360,
+1 for all your suggestions.
You must send your js source uncompressed.
I don’t know if code comments are necessary.
tsafi said
2 more Brazilian`s i never saw before , nice (:
Então são 3 agora. 
bopjo,
Can’t say for sure without looking exactly at the code, but i guess that the problem is caused by the line
panoImg.stop(true)
this line stops all animations on the element, including the fadeout/fadein effect.
Hi bopjo1,
Since your profile says “web services”, i’m assuming that you have basic knowledge of html and javascript.
In your page, put jquery, create a div to be the container and put your panorama image inside it, like this:
<div id="pano_container">
<img src="my_panorama_img.jpg" id="pano_img" />
</div>
then you can use this javascript to obtain the effect you want.
<script>
$(document).ready(function() {
var pano = $("#pano_container"),
panoImg = $("#pano_img"),
w = panoImg.width(),
panoWidth = 600, // this is the width of the container in pixels
cx = (w-panoWidth)/panoWidth,
lastx = 0;
pano.css({
width : panoWidth,
height : panoImg.height(),
overflow : 'hidden'
}).mousemove(function(e){
var x = e.pageX-pano.offset().left; // mouse x coordinate relative to the container
if (Math.abs(lastx-x)<=1) return; // only do something if the mouse X coordinate moved more than 1 pixel
lastx = x;
panoImg.stop(true)
.animate({ marginLeft : -cx*x }, 500, 'linear');
});
});
</script>
I hope this helps you (at least to get started). I’m sorry i didn’t explain my answer better, but something came up here and i have to go.
Good luck.
JeffreyWay said
Yeah – good point. It’ll launch on the 4th.
What is the harm in start the competition in march, as originally planned? I bet that a lot of authors are holding off sending items just in case they might ‘fit’ in the competition.
