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Revision as of 18:27, 8 October 2007

This is the web home of HandoutBrowser.js, a short JavaScript program I wrote that allows for programmed scrolling through a "handout" (really, just an image of any kind) within a web browser.

To do

  • Document everything.
  • Implement double buffering following Scott's http://tqft.net/spiders.
  • Use cookies to save state.
  • Allow "backwards" capture rectangles.
  • Arrange a default for "views".
  • Links using an image map?

Download and Setup

Download the latest (top) JavaScript and HTML files from the versions table below, save the two files in the same directory, and rename and modify the HTML file to suit your requirements.

Versions

Version of JavaScript HTML Comments
UofT-GS-071023 HandoutBrowser.js NCGE.html Double buffering following Morrison's spiders talk, minor touches.
Fields-0709 HandoutBrowser.js VeryPlanar.html Pull down goto menu, 4 text levels
Hanoi-0708 HandoutBrowser.js FollowingLin.html Mouse dragging, capture rectangle
Tianjin-0707 HandoutBrowser.js FollowingLin.html First working version

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