[jQuery] Re: Using JQuery instead of the Java applet for a web cam. Ideas? Suggestions?

7;#webcamimage').attr('src', 'http://example.com/cam.jpg?time='+Date > ()) > Danny > On Feb 12, 4:30 pm, James wrote: > > > You can use Javascript's setInterval function to constantly do a check > > to update an image source. > > How does

[jQuery] Using JQuery instead of the Java applet for a web cam. Ideas? Suggestions?

Hello, I was given a web cam to use, but unfortunately it pulls the image into a page via an applet. The applet kills the page load time turning it into a 5-6 second wait. In addition to the Java applet, the camera will FTP an image to a single filename every X seconds. I'm wondering if I can

[jQuery] Re: JQuery Cycle + $.load question. 's not appearing but they seem to be cycling.

Thanks for the response. As it turned out, yeah I had set the width and height for the two divs inside, but not for the main div that was actually being cycled. This solved the problem. On Oct 30, 5:14 am, Mike Alsup <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > The problem is that, although cycle seems to be

[jQuery] JQuery Cycle + $.load question. 's not appearing but they seem to be cycling.

Hello, I want to grab content from another page and then using Jquery Cycle, fade it in and out slowly. The content is a bunch of 's inside of the div with id $events_banner. The problem is that, although cycle seems to be working as I can see it changing the Z-index and opacity of the divs in