JavaScript Alternative to Banner Ad Manager

[swimdad16]

I am looking for a JavaScript alternative to FP's Banner Ad Manager.

I need to be able to display about 35 different logo's of companies that
donated to a silent auction.

I've found JavaScripts that will display a different banner on each
load/refresh but I want something that will loop through and display a
different logo every 2-3 seconds. I don't need/want any special
transitions... I just need to display the logo and move on.... although it
would be nice to be able to include a hyperlink so a visitor could click the
logo to go to the donors website.

I tried using AJSCROLLER from navsurf.com and it worked fine at first but as
i loaded more and more logos into it slowed down... a lot....

Is there anything out there?

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

Check out J-Bots from http:/www.websunlimited.com


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[swimdad16]

Thomas... thanks for the link but this is for a swim team website with a
very limited budget.... I should have specified that I'd like to find
something "free" or close to it....

Thanks

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

The J-Bot image component is less then $30 USD.

Any your option are to search for free non-FP plug-in JavaScript method.

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[Trevor L.]

swindad16
It can be done for free with JS.

I have set up a slideshow on my website

The page is "Picture Album"
Click on any SlideShow (say NZ Trip 2005) and then the Start/Stop Slideshow
button.
A new picture will be loaded every 8 seconds.

This is entirely programmable, so can be placed in your heading as you wish,
and the time changed to 2 or 3 seconds. It takes a ltitle explanation
though.

Someone else may give you something as easy but if not, get back to me and
I can give you more details (including the code).

 

[Nicholas Savalas - http://savalas.tv]

Dear SwimDad16:
http://www29.websamba.com/shovon/p1/banner_rotator/banner_rotator.html
http://www.jsmadeeasy.com/javascripts/Banners/mybannerads/
http://www.abiglime.com/webmaster/articles/jscript/021298.htm
http://www.voytech.com/goodies/ad_rot.htm
http://www.codebrain.com/java/ibanner/index.html

But I hate Java - please try this first:
http://www.codetoad.com/asp_banner_ad_rotator.asp

 

[Michael]

I use anfy

http://www.anfyteam.com/

 

[Michael]

Yes, but..... you have to hit the Start/Stop!

I'm not sure that swimdad wanted that to be a part of his user's 'process'

So many times has a slide show from one or another of the usual vendors been
fantastic only to find that either a Start button has to be hit or, the
picture size can't be changed.

When I see 'Banner Ad's' I understand that this will be an automatic
rotating display - not a slide show....? but that's just me.

 

[Trevor L.]

Michael,

I understand what you have written, but I added "This is entirely
programmable"

Part of that programming would be to make it an automatic feature.

If swimdad16 likes what happens *after* the Start/Stop button is pressed,
then I can assist further.

There have been some other postings suggesting automatic banners, so I'll
wait to see if he likes any of these or gets back to me

 

[Michael]

Gotcha! Thanks Trevor.

I really like your NZ pics as well. I gotta get there one day!