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    Bananalbum in Koolmoves

    Hi

    I am new to the forum, I have a question regarding a bananalbum photo album and weather it is possible to intergrate one into a webpage that I created using Koolmoves.

    Thanks for any help.

    Paldon

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    What is a bananalbum?

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    Bananalbum is a free to use flash photo album software developed by Jalbum. http://jalbum.net/ it uses flash to create an easy to use photo slide show. Sorry for not being specific I thought it was a well known program.
    It is really easy to make a slide show then place it in a HTML webpage using expresion web or frontpage.
    I did this here on this website http://www.barneybeagle.com/Photos.htm but I want to create a new site using koolmoves.

    Thanks

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    if the application at www.BananAlbum.net is what you mean, then assuming it is exported as a swf file, then you should be able to import it into KM.

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    It should import fine the issue will be if it's a well behaved swf... In other words it doesn't assume it's the _root movie and the variables are settable from the parent flash file.

    Oooh Looked at the source HTML and it's a complex bit of Javascript that embeds the album. If that is part of making the album run you're in for a tough time.

    Frankly you can build an album like this in KM... I recently uploaded a fully actionscript photo gallery to The KoolExchange(file repository)

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    In other words it doesn't assume it's the _root movie and the variables are settable from the parent flash file.

    -> Remus posted a month or so ago. It is possible to overcome _root problems.

    mc1._lockroot = true;
    mc1.loadMovie("some_movie.swf");

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    Hi
    Thanks for the reply's I will take a look at the koolexchange.

    Paldon

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