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rickryan.com

Mac Daddy DJ
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Works in Chrome as well
 
I had another report from a potential client that they couldn't get pictures today. In short, I nuked the IFRAME on the pictures. What do you think of this?

http://www.rickryan.com/myPics.aspx

Gets rid of that picasa junk gives a little slicker presentation, at least I think so.
 
I had another report from a potential client that they couldn't get pictures today. In short, I nuked the IFRAME on the pictures. What do you think of this?

That you should take the time to thank us, for taking the time to check it out :sqwink:
 
....and giving the competition a cool way to show their pics.........yea, right. :sqwink::sqlaugh:

Just to clarify -- proper netiquette, is that if you ask people to check something out for you, and they do -- you should click the little Thanks button on the bottom right of their post... Kapisch...? ;)

Noting yer stats -- you have only thanked 16 people in the entire time you have been here...

But, people have thanked you, over 400 times...


Simple disparity -- nobody gives a hoot about yer web site "magnificence" -- it's been done a million times already. What it comes down to, is that if you ask for help, and don't acknowledge such, little will be offered in the future...

Just my thoughts... :)
 
....and giving the competition a cool way to show their pics.........yea, right. :sqwink::sqlaugh:

Actually using iFrames from another site is nothing new.... plus there are way better widgets you can put on a site such as flash players etc.... that can be made to look very slick and user friendly.

I know you were kidding with the above comment but I'm just sayin' :sqbiggrin:
 
Actually using iFrames from another site is nothing new.... plus there are way better widgets you can put on a site such as flash players etc.... that can be made to look very slick and user friendly.

I know you were kidding with the above comment but I'm just sayin' :sqbiggrin:

Yea I was joshing. I like flash but tend to shy away from it. Just a preference thing I guess.
 
works well in IE6 too


but using aspx you need to look for stuff that works with it

using say php there are many scripts that can be used
(if you need any of them yell, I have hundreds in php)