phpwcms Support Forum

How about a real guy, and a real chick instead of animation?

I refused download of adobe flash player so I didn't see that.

I am curious of any comments on this site that uses phpwcms for server-side java and e-com.

Yep, but that wont fix the flash..... :cry:

I bet we could correct all the flash points in a few nights. Starting with the easiest would be clicking the same link in the nav area.

Well (As Ronald Reagan used to say with a grand pause), Lets say I've loaded index.php.... I have the

OK Template ...

brans.....

I'll quit posting to myself in a bit but....

http://www.boomaaarts.com does a 'client side' cache of future use images with a javascript function I shoved into a php page

long list looks like this

var locationAfterPreload = "<?php echo $Path ?>"
var lengthOfPreloadBar = 300 // Length ...

Brans....

<<my last project: http://www.brenner.lu I can't complain about long flashes, I think it is just a matter of how you design your pages. I could even reduce the flash of the navigation etc. by putting it more to the top in the source code>>

I see a really odd flash in you last project ...

<<the only posiliby is to use Frames but nobody realy want's to go steps back in Development>>

Yes I guess that is the effect.

This is a 'retro' site that I'm working on.- http://www.boomaaarts.com

And I do just that, a couple IFRAMES.

As for client side caching- click one of the images and it ...

Well......(As Ronald Reagan used to say with a grand pause)......

I am sorry if I offended anyone. The sad part was I was just trying to <<sound like a 'dude'>>. As I thought everyone here was.

8000 sites is correct.

And Flash is the issue.

phpWCMS redraws entire pages and causes a "flash" as it ...

Yep, did that.
Do you think posters here are offended by my use of 'crap' and 'shit?' Thought someone would have addressed my q's by now:

>>Has anyone come up with a mod to cache **** on the client side?
>>Are you all designers and just don't care about security?
<<What are the bare minimum ...

I have found that phpwcms is disgustingly easy to use ;-)) I used to admin about 8000 sites on a local ISP until they went crap. Most of this stuff was static pages, many ASP and WINDOZE, a good bit PERL, PHP, Etc over in-house Linux. Now I'm trying to grab up the clients (with lotza success ...