As you probably know, users have to click on Flash content in order to interact with it in the latest versions of Internet Explorer. The recent Dreamweaver 8.02 update has solved this problem.
Our programmers have worked hard to make the following extensions compatible with this fix. The following extensions are updated:
This e-Book will teach you how to use SQL and Databases to create amazing new applications and interactive features for your website.
Rudy Limeback and Robert Stuttaford show you how to unravel
the mysteries of a well designed database and effective SQL queries.
The book is divided into three major Parts, Database Design, Diving into SQL and Advanced SQL Usage. This e-Book contains everything you need to setup your database and get started with SQL. After you’ve learned the basics the authors show you how to optimise your database and your SQL queries. Then it’s time to move on to advanced SQL and to learn the final tips and tricks to optimize your database enabled website or application.
It’s spring time so lets start with some programming before the sun burns you out of your chair. This edition focuses on data, time and style. We start out with an article about DHTML and Dynamic Client Side Table Sorting and show you how to manipulate data without making a round trip to the server. Then we learn you how to use the Date Object in JavaScript so you can create applications that are ready for the summer time.
More about time in part 3 of the PHP calendars article series. This time we show you how to covert a date or time into a UNIX timestamp and we take a look at linking events stored in a MySQL database.
To continue the spring in a stylish way we show you how to combine CSS and tables in a peaceful coexistence.
After that Rachel walks you through the steps of creating an accessible events calendar. Then it’s time for more CSS to style your websites and applications, in CSS My Way, Nancy shows you the power of Dreamweaver 8 CSS features.
Last but not least we have an Interview with DMXzone writer, designer and artists Linda Goin. Linda has won many awards and enjoys a lot of recognition in the design world.
A great new feature in Active Slideshow Pro 1.5 is the ability to use overlays. Now you can create custom borders around your slideshows to create an enchanting atmosphere. You can even use animated overlays to create effects that make your slideshow come alive like never before! We’ve even included thirteen cool overlays to get you started.
Create dazzling multimedia presentations, slideshows and banners with Active Slideshow Pro. This extension builds on the success of Active Slideshow and gives you new spectacular effects and optimal control over your slides, texts, transitions and sounds. Check the product page for more new features!
New! Active Slideshow Pro 1.5 Demos with overlays
Already purchased Active Slideshow pro? Then you can download this update for free.
This edition is all about AJAX and Flash. No, it is not the Greek god and its little helper, these two technologies that have been gaining momentum like no other. We show you how to show off with an AJAX Image Gallery and a Flash portfolio. This edition also teaches you how to print in Flash so you can print just about anything you’d like. Furthermore we have a bonus article on Creating Calendars in PHP.
Using your AJAX image gallery your visitors will be able to pick from a list of gallery albums and load the album’s thumbnails. In the second part we’ll show you how to add some new feature and improve upon the basis established earlier.
After that we’ll move on to printing in Flash. We’ll take you through on how you can use it to print the Stage from your Flash movie and then we’ll print out a movie clip that isn’t visible in the published SWF file.
Next on the list is creating a Flash portfolio movie. In part I we’ll build a portfolio web site by loading the data from an XML file. And in part II we’ll populate the interface from the XML file and have created a working application.
Last but not least. creating calendars in PHP. We’re first going to look at styling the calendar using CSS, then at the best way to store a time and date in a MySQL database and at how to change a datetime field into a timestamp.
Manage your Flash Album Generator galleries online with Dynamic Flash Gallery! Turn your gallery in edit mode and you can add, replace or delete your photos and edit titles!
The .Net version of Dynamic Flash Gallery doesn't need any additional extensions to upload and resize images, as these functions are built in! You only need Flash Album Generator 2 and the Dynamic Flash Gallery extension to create your dynamic Gallery.
Take advantage of our special introduction offer on Dynamic Flash Gallery ASP.NET and get it now for only $149. Hurry as the special offer only lasts until 13 April!
If you don't have Flash Album Generator 2 you can benefit from our latest Dynamic Flash Gallery ASP.NET bundle. Get it now for only $199, this special offer also last only until 13 April!
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Do you want to allow users to upload images to your server ? This bundle allows images to be uploaded using a simple form. Your images are automatically resized and the extension even generates thumbnails for each uploaded image.
The Pure Upload Image Bundle includes the following extensions:
Benefit from the special introduction price of only $149!
Note: Looking for a fancy gallery? This bundle supports Dynamic Flash Gallery that allows you to manage your own online Flash Gallery.
So you have delivered your perfect site to the customer with an amazing Flash Album and your customer loves it. Suddenly he wants to add or delete photo’s from the gallery, so what do you do? You add the Dynamic Flash Gallery to the site and give the customer full control to his photos!
Manage your Flash Album Generator galleries online with Dynamic Flash Gallery! Turn your gallery in edit mode and you can add, replace or delete your photos and edit titles!
You edit what you see in the same Flash Gallery Viewer! No separate difficult admin pages for your users - just direct visual edit! Each gallery is password protected to provide an adequate security.
This month two popular topics will be covered: we’ll show you how to make amazing applications in PHP and we teach you the essentials about Fireworks and Masking.
We begin with teaching you how to create a simple e-mail form in PHP. Why? The answer is easy, because you want your site's visitors to be able to contact you, but you don’t want to be bothered with endless spam messages. After that we’ll show you how to create a simple calendar in PHP. This calendar uses a number of useful programming techniques, which can be utilised in many other areas as well. The next tutorial teaches you how to build a dynamically generated Photo gallery using PHP. The necessary information such as searchable keywords are stored in a database. In the final PHP article we’ll be taking a look at creating a log in system using PHP Server Behaviours. Our system will provide an admin as well as the log in system itself.
Then it’s time for Fireworks to kick in. This time we’ll start with showing you how to use masks. They make it easy to cut out or hide away parts of your work, without having to destroy the original image. The second Fireworks article teaches you to simulate a mask without the drawbacks associated with masks.
Next to a treasure of tutorials and information we have a great interview with design guru Danny Franzreb.
We thought you’d like some hot topics for these cold winter months so we took our most popular articles and lined them up for this month’s edition.
We’ll show you how to create menus for your websites and applications. We start of with an article on how to create a simple DHTML Flyout menu. Then we move on to drop down menus with standards where we show you how to create efficient code using the DOM and CSS.
After that we’ll move on to Flash and show you how to create a menu bar in Flash. And we’ll take you through the gentle art of creating popup menus in Flash. We’ll not only look at how you can build static menus for your common tasks, but how to build the menu dynamically from an XML document. Both articles use the components in Flash to provide a quick and easy way to add your navigation.
Our second theme gets you started with ColdFusion. First we explain how to install ColdFusion and give you advice on basic testing by creating a sample page with basic tags and functions. After that we’re going to show you how to setup up a database for and how to query that database to display data.
Next to a treasure of tutorials and information we have a great interview with interactive motion Guru Craig Swann.
With this movie we will show you how to create a live preview of the content being edited by the Advanced HTML Editor 3 
With this movie we will show you how to use DMXzone Bootstrap 3 Elements in order to control DMXzone Supersized. 
With this movie we will show you how to create a dynamic responsive thumbnails gallery using DMXzone bootstrap 3, DMXzone Bootstrap 3 Elements and HTML5 Data Bindings. 