sidki's config set: 2005-06-09

[sidki3003]

Quote:Understanding Proxtoggle function...
...i realized, the swf files are always downloaded, and them are waiting we to click on toggle to appear in screen.

That's IE specific. I don't mind it with Flash so much, but it can be annoying for Java applets. Firefox and Opera don't load media while "display" is set to "none".

Quote:My question is:
To avoid the download of the .swf file always, clicking or not, could we modify the Proxtoggle function making a document.write for the second part?

I'll explain myself: Only if we click on toggle, the file would be downloaded, and rendered in screen.

You can't use document.write() after the page has loaded, but theoretically you can use document.createElement("object"). That's what i'm doing in "<object>...: Toggle BG Sound". It was easy there, because i didn't have to place the object tag at the old position. It's way more difficult for Flash.

Quote:Other question:
This function could be used for another files? for example a gallery of images, to change a thumbnail for the image linked...

You can use it to toggle basically anything.
I also use it a lot in site-specific filters. Here is a break down: PrxToggle(nam, atr, tag, tog)

"nam" is the attribute value - e.g. "proxFlash".
"atr" can be "cl" for "class", or "id".
"tag" is the tag you want to show/hide - e.g. "div".
"tog" can be 0 or 1 - 0 would be irreversible toggle, so usually 1.

It doesn't matter for the function if you're setting "display:none" or "visibility:hidden", sometimes latter works better.

Quote:Ps- i'm still searching the HPguru filter...

He found it:

Code:

Name = "Kill excessive white space"
Active = TRUE
URL = "$TYPE(htm)"
Limit = 80
Match = "\n(\s|\n|\r)"
Replace = "\n"

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