Moving Objects Library III

Upload moveobjectslib.js file to your server.
Geocitizens are welcome to use script directly from my directory by changing script SRC attribute in example below to "/SiliconValley/Lakes/8620/moveobjectslib/moveobjectslib.js"

Edit your HTML source with any TEXT editor like Notepad.exe and add lines which are  in bold blue in example below. Be sure that you place each on the right place. First part must go between <head> and </head> tags. Second ( onUnload and onLoad handlers ) must be inside <BODY ... > tag. And last one must go just before </BODY> tag of HTML.
Don't use  HTML editors, in most cases they are too dumb to handle scripts correctly. use TEXT editors only. Most of the complaints like "your script doesn't work" that I receive from users are those who use FrontPage and Adobe PageMil. Be careful! FrontPage sometimes change scripts so, that it works only in MIE and won't work in Netscape. So you think it works fine, but your visitors who use Netscape might have problems...
 

<html> <head> ......... <script src="moveobjectslib.js"> </script> ........ </head> <body   onUnload="if(allChipsTimer) stopThemAll();"  onLoad="runThemAll();"  ............................  .....Your HTML Goes here....  ............................ <script>  createStarChips( true,        'ballon4.gif','page1.html',        'ballon4.gif',null,        'ballon4.gif','page2.html',        'ballon4.gif',null);  createRandomChips(false,        'ballon4.gif','some.html',        'ballon4.gif','moveobjectslib.zip',        'ballon4.gif',null); </script> </body> </html>

Customizing of script
There are 2 functions in the above example which creates 2 different sorts objects, createStarChips function creates objects which moves from the center of the screen, createRandomChips function creates randomly moving objects. Both functions have a first boolean parameter which can be true or false, If it is true then the images will be resized while moving. If it is false then the images will always have the same original size. Note that Image rescaling is a CPU time consuming process and a large number of resizable objects will slow down the browser. Next to this parameter, pairs of imageFileName and linkURL follows. One can specify as many pairs as needed. If you don't need to have an image linked to a URL, then place null instead of link.

Support
Yes, I'm ready to help if you have problems with any of my scripts. I'd prefer it if you would ask these questions in my Help forum. And please, before asking, check above headlines as you might find a similar question already answered.