Suck people in with a free service, then remove features from the free plan and make them pay to get those features back. Ouch. I'm surprised the freeforums.org community isn't up in arms about that!
Another downside I thought of for a hosted forum... if you switch, even if they do give you an...
Thanks for the freeforums.org tip. That's really bad customer service. What happens to all your forum threads if they won't give you a backup?
I'm looking for a forum at the moment. freeforums.org was on my list of possibilities but I'll scratch it.
http://bbpress.org/ is my preferred solution...
I'd go one step further... don't even bother cleaning this script up - replace it entirely. There are plenty of good javascript slideshow scripts to choose from. Choose one that already works in all browsers, uses valid HTML and JavaScript and has the features you need. I use...
Thanks for the tip. I'll give BitKinex a whirl. Filezilla does all the important stuff, but its not exactly polished.
First impression of BitKinex - it has a few options for importing settings from other FTP programs, but does not support Filezilla (XML) import.
p.s. I'll pass on the Bible...
To trigger the script after the page has downloaded, try adding an onload function just before the end body e.g.
<html>
<script language='javascript'>
function thisisyourscript(){
...
...
...
}
</script>
<body>
<p>This is the content of your page.</p>
<script>
window.onload=thisisyourscript...
JavaScript is superb, but don't overdo it - use it wisely and don't bloat your pages.
You could search the web for individual scripts as you need them. Or you could plump for a framework like jQuery or MooTools. A framework can have a heavy filesize and limits your options somewhat but can save...
That script you are using has an onload within the body tag which is an outdated way of triggering scripts.
Rather than edit this script until it works as you want, use an existing slideshow script that already does what you want. e.g. http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/carousel/ and...
I recently started using event tracking in Google Analytics. It is powerful. You can even track clicks within an SWF file:
http://code.google.com/apis/analytics/docs/tracking/eventTrackerOverview.html
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