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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Serious Hardware/Software Crap > The Cavern of COBOL > Javascript questions which don't deserve their own thread.
 
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Outlaw Programmer
Jan 1, 2008
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Jose Cuervo posted:

I have a personal website that I wanted to post my travel pictures on. Instead of making a slidehow I thought it would be easier to just have all the pictures as thumbnails and then have the user click on a picture they wanted to see. The picture clicked on would then display in a larger size.

I found this website that has a zoom feature that does exactly what I want. Unfortunately I do not know how to make the javascript work. I have tried downloading the mootools file and the script file from the website, but I do not know where to put the variable declaration (var myZoomer = new ByZoomer(options);) on my page and what exactly it does since I do not see it being used anywhere.

Any help would be appreciated.

You can see where they initialize their object in this separate .js file.

To use it, it looks like you mark some elements in your HTML with a class name or ID. After the document is finished loading, you create their ByZoomer object and pass it this identifier. It will crawl over the document and discover the element you want and then work its magic.

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