New Flash Movie of Advanced Layer Popup in Action

New Video
In this movie, we'll show you how to create an inline popup with the Advanced Layer Popup extension. We style the popup window and give it a nice fade effect and last but not least we add an overlay effect.

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About the extension
Create amazing inline popup windows with the press of a button. Inline popup windows can be displayed much faster, will not be blocked by any browser and are much more user friendly. Apply rich designs, include and auto-fit photo's, slideshows, movies, alerts or other content in your inline popups. Apply special incoming effects and place your popups anywhere you like on your site.

Interactive Demos

What is new in the latest version?
Our Programmers have worked late to enable the inclusion of images, multimedia and Flash movies in your sideshows. You can also add amazing effects between slides. We've added three great additional window styles and fixed fade transitions in Internet Explorer 7. There is also a new option to close windows with a delay. And last but not least you can use Flash movies with parameters!

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Flash HTML Editor, check out the latest video!

In this video we show you how easy it is to edit your site using the amazing Flash HTML Editor. We'll create a site where you can update a menu of a fictional Bob's Barbeques site.

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About The Extension
Would you like to create your own CMS or Blog in minutes? Try out our first of a kind, flashy new Flash HTML Editor.  It is a revolutionary new product and it is cross browser compatible! The editor makes full use of the Flash Player and contains a fully customizable toolbar. The editor is XHTML compatible, which means that users can create formatted content without even having to know HTML! Nothing will break the rest of your code. Easy-to-use but mighty in functionality this extension will enable you to create incredibly good, powerful and original websites! Key features of this new extension include:

• Fully cross browser compatible by using the Flash player
• Fully integrated with Dreamweaver with amazing inline preview
• Image Upload with direct preview
• Visual preview for fonts and size
• Easy and flexible file upload capabilities
• Text search functionality
• Insert special characters
• Create links
• Clean-up HTML styles
• Fully compatible with Pure ASP/ PHP Upload extensions for image upload and management.
• Full International Support

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New DMXzone e-Book: ASP.NET Building the Base

Have you, ever wanted to unleash the power of ASP.NET but didn't know how? Or did you already start with ASP.NET but you got stuck during development? Then read on!

This e-Book will show you how to take control of one of the most powerful server languages available on the market today. Static HTML pages will become obsolete after you've learned how to create dynamic applications using ASP.NET.

ASP.NET: Building the Base e-Book The book is divided into six major Parts, the first part gets you started with ASP.NET, the second teaches you how to use Databases, the next part is all about presenting data, then it's time to look at building an interface by using controls and menu's. Part five focuses on web services and last but not least Kevin puts the theory into practice.

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January 2007

Blasting of in the New Year with popular web technologies

Happy New Year! 2006 has been a great year for the web, with the merger of Adobe and Macromedia and with the breakthrough of Web 2.0 we had enough cake and whipped cream to have a blast during our design and developing time. The New Year sounds promising as well with the continued development of web 2.0, the ever increasing popularity of blogs and communities and the candy that Adobe has in store for us. We'll also continue to benefit from proven technologies that are getting better and better.

So what do we bring in this edition? Well, Dan Kicks of the New Year with a functional and attractive multilayer navigation menu using primarily CSS, with a touch of JavaScript to add some basic behaviour.

Sas Jacobs will give you an insight into Web 2.0, she explains what the hype is all about, how the architecture differs from that of Web 1.0 applications and what it means for you as a Web developer.

We interviewed the creators of two immensely popular Flash games: flOw and Cloud. flOw will be one of the first Flash games that will be released on the Playstation 3, Sony's latest game console.

We'll also finish the online Rich Text Editor with part 7 of the article series. Alex will show you how to save and load content so you can complete the editor.

To conclude this e-Magazine Richard Mariner shows you how to create a Contact Form that validates and writes it's content to a database table in a blink of an eye.

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December 2006 Issue

The building blocks of Xmas

It’s Xmas time! So let’s take a look at the building blocks that enable you to make some cool photos and applications to impress your loved ones for Xmas.

We start by creating an email application that enables you to send a nice message with an attachment (maybe a cool Xmas card?).

We use AJAX so you don’t have those nasty screen refreshes, because of its increasing popularity we use PHP for the server side code.

To protect ourselves from the ones that want to ruin Xmas we’ll show you how JavaScript hacks work so you can debug your own web applications, and protect yourself from hackers.

Then we Interview Philip Shtoll who’s been just about everywhere, excluding the North pole, he uses his cultural influence for his amazing creative work.

To make Xmas even better, Linda shows you how to alter images with Photoshop. She teaches how you can retouch photographs using colour channels and the extraction, healing, patch, smudge and blur tools.

To conclude this e-Magazine we’re going to work on our online editor so you can keep your Xmas sites up to date.

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Smart Image Processor 2 has been released!

Smart Image Processor 2 is DMXzone’s most powerful Image Resize, Enhancement and Manipulation extension that allows you to quickly and easily process multiple images, create thumbnails, use image options such as crop, flip, rotate, sharpen and blur, or create grayscale images. You can even brand your image by including a watermark or text.

If you have ASP.NET on your server NO additional Server components are needed!

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November 2006 Issue

The engine behind every website

Photoshop, CSS and JavaScript, those are the ingredients behind many of today’s websites and applications. Every website needs a design, and most websites use photographs, that’s when Photoshop comes into the picture. CSS helps you to position your elements using efficient and cross browser compatible code. And last but not least JavaScript helps you to create the functionality and navigation of your website.

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October 2006 issue of the DMXzone e-Magazine released

The DMXzone e-Magazine celebrates its first birthday!

One year ago, DMXzone created a new service; a monthly e-Magazine. The Magazine aimed to not only help web developers and designers with the best tutorials but also to entertain, inspire and to inform our users on the latest developments in the web development world.

Our latest e-Magazine survey gives us reason to celebrate, as it indicates we achieved this mission. Nevertheless our aim for the next year is to continue to improve the contents of the e-Magazine to a new level so each edition will be better then ever. We’d like
to thank you for your support over the year and we like to celebrate our anniversary edition with many new improvements to the content and layout of the e-Magazine and two bonus tutorials on ASP.NET.

Ok let’s start to tell what’s on the cake; we’re beginning with one of your favorite topics; CSS and navigation. Nancy shows you how to build a navigation bar using Dreamweaver and CSS. In a few minutes you’ll have a navigation that loads quickly, looks like a peach
and involves the use of CSS for navigation and rollovers.

Then it’s time to move on to another popular topic, Tom Dell’Aringa shows you how to use AJAX for your user interface with The “Yellow Fade” Technique. More AJAX and usability in our interview with the man behind AJAX, Jesse James Garrett. This young legend gives
his thoughts on about AJAX and usability.

On to the next topic, Alex July shows you how to build your own Rich Text editor using JavaScript and DHTML. This edition contains two full parts of the series. Followed up by another tutorial of Tom Dell’Aringa that uses JavaScript to make the form appear as if we were moving through a series of steps instead of using a very long form.

Time for some multimedia, Sas Jacobs shows you how to create a Video Player that plays external FLV files. Using XML and Flash you’ll be able to create a player that enables the user to choose a video clip from a drop down list which will play automatically. You’ll also
be able to pause and rewind the clip.

And to put the icing on the cake we have two extra articles that are all about ASP.NET. Kevin Koch shows you how to build an image gallery, uploader and thumbnailer with ASP.NET. So let’s start designing and coding, hardcore style!

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September 2006 issue of the DMXzone e-Magazine released

Dynamic Design

This edition contains all the technologies that you need for dynamic design of sites and applications. Our writers show you how to use the best technologies behind the sites and applications you always wanted to make. We use AJAX, Flash, Flash Lite, design and accessibility to create applications that will set the standard in future websites.

First we used the latest AJAX technologies to create a contacts application.

After that it’s time to move on to Flash Lite, where we introduce you to Flash technology for mobile’s and pda’s. We’ll create a simple standalone application that shows today’s date as well as the number of days until Christmas.

Then it’s time to develop Flash database interaction using Dreamweaver by creating an update mechanism for an authentication application.

We finish up with two articles about design and accessibility. We’ll show you how to use CSS to create accessible and well designed sites.

Last but not least we have an interview with creative director Garrett Nantz, the creator of many great sites like the Da Vinci Code.

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New Bundle Sale discounts up to 46% until August 24th!

Due to the success of our Summer Sale we decide to put up an even bigger Bundle Sale with more enormous discounts up to 46%!

Already purchased some of the extension from these bundles? Then be sure to check out the sizzling discounts you'll get when you upgrade to the full bundle!

The upgrade price is be automatically given when you select the purchase button.

During this sale you can get discounts on;