is there any way to use GIF images to make animations
ir must u display differrent images
like show image1 then image2 then image 3
RedmoonX
Animations
Animations
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What about using a WebGadget to display a animated .GIF.
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Enumeration
#GIF_0
EndEnumeration
Procedure myGIFGadget(id, x, y, gif$)
If FileSize(gif$) > 0
; --> Read gif file to get width and height
ReadFile(0, gif$)
FileSeek(6)
gifWidth = ReadWord()
gifHeight = ReadWord()
CloseFile(0)
; --> Create a javaScript URL to load the GIF image
js$ = "javascript:document.write('<html><head><title></title></head>"
; --> Remove scrollbars
js$ + "<body topmargin=0 leftmargin=0 scroll=" + Chr(34) + "no" + Chr(34) + ">"
; --> Our image source is here
js$ + "<img src=" + Chr(34) + gif$ + Chr(34) + "></body></html>')"
; --> Fix path$
url$ = ReplaceString(js$, "\", "\\")
; --> Reize the WebGadget to image size
ResizeGadget(id, -1, -1, gifWidth, gifHeight)
; --> Load the JavaScript URL into WebGadget
SetGadgetText(id, url$)
EndIf
EndProcedure
If OpenWindow(0, 0, 0, 600, 400, #PB_Window_SystemMenu | #PB_Window_ScreenCentered, "Gif display") And CreateGadgetList(WindowID(0))
; --> Create a blank WebGadget
WebGadget(#GIF_0, 0, 0, 0, 0, "about:blank")
; --> You can remove the OpenFileRequester
; --> And replace it with the path To your GIF
; --> myGIFGadget(WebGadget#, xPos, yPos, imagePath$)
myGIFGadget(#GIF_0, 0, 0, OpenFileRequester("Choose image for myGIFGadget #0", "c:\", "Gif file | *.Gif", 0))
Repeat
event = WaitWindowEvent()
Until event = #PB_Event_CloseWindow
EndIf
End
What goes around comes around.
PB 5.21 LTS (x86) - Windows 8.1
PB 5.21 LTS (x86) - Windows 8.1
I try it and it is cool but will be more cool if some one know how to desable right click menu and left move to copy image <
that could be made with javasrcipt (i don't know how) and it will be awesome if you could make it transparent mabe some class to make the webgadgect transparent?
that will be cool
that could be made with javasrcipt (i don't know how) and it will be awesome if you could make it transparent mabe some class to make the webgadgect transparent?
that will be cool
Forgive-me for my english, i'm portuguese!
Thanks to PB for the link to his code. 
I've revised my code from above and used some of PB's code example and came up with this. You can also change the color of the WebGadget background to help with tranparent .GIF's.

I've revised my code from above and used some of PB's code example and came up with this. You can also change the color of the WebGadget background to help with tranparent .GIF's.
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; ***** Sparkies GIF display *****
; Portions of code produced by fellow PB'er "PB"
Enumeration
#GIF_0
EndEnumeration
Procedure myGIFGadget(id, x, y, bg$, gif$)
If FileSize(gif$) > 0
; --> Read GIF file to get width and height
; --> This is used to resize the webgadget to fit the GIF
ReadFile(0, gif$)
FileSeek(6)
gifWidth = ReadWord()
gifHeight = ReadWord()
CloseFile(0)
; --> Create blank HTML page to load the GIF image
url$ = "about:<html>"
; --> Remove margins and scrollbars
url$ + "<body bgcolor= '#" + bg$ + "' topmargin=0 leftmargin=0 scroll='no'>"
; --> Our image source is here
url$ + "<img src='" + gif$ + "'></body></html>')"
; --> Greate the GIF/WebGadget
WebGadget(id, x, y, gifWidth, gifHeight, url$)
; --> No mouse clicks accepted
DisableGadget(id, 1)
EndIf
EndProcedure
If OpenWindow(0, 0, 0, 600, 400, #PB_Window_SystemMenu | #PB_Window_ScreenCentered, "Gif display") And CreateGadgetList(WindowID(0))
; --> Set background color for webgadget
bgColor$ = Hex(RGB(224, 223, 227))
; --> You can remove the OpenFileRequester
; --> And replace it with the path To your GIF
; --> myGIFGadget(WebGadget#, xPos, yPos, bgColor, imagePath$)
myGIFGadget(#GIF_0, 10, 10, bgColor$, OpenFileRequester("Choose image for myGIFGadget #0", "c:\", "Gif file | *.Gif", 0))
Repeat
event = WaitWindowEvent()
Until event = #PB_Event_CloseWindow
EndIf
End
What goes around comes around.
PB 5.21 LTS (x86) - Windows 8.1
PB 5.21 LTS (x86) - Windows 8.1