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What's the best way to load a different video background when user refreshes the page? I seem this done in flash but that's not what I want. Thank you.
I would do it this way:
Initialize a set of video sources in an array.
Randomly pickup a video among these sources using Math.random() and apply it to your webpage.
If you want different video after every refresh, save the source path in localStorage and check it after refresh.
Keep it simple. :)
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Does anyone have a simple solution to extract frames from a gif using javascript?
I know some online tools like Ezgif and Gif-explode, but I'm wondering if this is also possible using just javascript?
For a client-side solution I'd recommend to have a look at libgif-js.
It allows to step to a specific frame in the GIF and you could then use the Canvas API to capture a single frame by drawing the image to the canvas and then getting the Data URL.
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Hi i'm new in web development. I'm finding solution for my problem since last two days, but did not find any good solution. Actually i need thumbnail slider in pop. I have tried this one but it is loading very slow. Please view the image and guide me which slider i should use.
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Lets say I have an ecommerce site with 15,000 image elements to insert into the html, whats the most efficient method using javascript to increase efficiency and user experience?
Load the images only when they are in the view port.
This question tells you how:
How do you make images load only when they are in the viewport?
Preload the images and use the cdn to host your images.
You can use something like https://github.com/thinkpixellab/PxLoader to preload the images.
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I want to make a website where the displayed page moves down outsite the display when I click a button, before the new page gets loaded. How can I achive that?
You could use 2 iframes, in which the first and the second website are shown and the animate them with javascript. Maybe this could help you: https://stackoverflow.com/a/8382328/3902603
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Here is an example: http://bit.ly/10sWJxZ
You will just have to put your jframes into the divs
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I am a beginner in Javascript.
I have two buttons (start and stop) controlling the flow of mediastream using WebRTC. How could I create a event handler for stop button, which would stop the mediastream.
The only reliable way I've found to do this is to change the src attribute to empty (or to some other URL).
Once you've changed the URL, the media will stop downloading in the background.