Its also probably that you dont have to create this.obj, so throw out objName from Banner constructor. This is kinda bad coding practice to put eval setTimeout there (as a string)
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Browse All TopicsHi - this script for embedding images or flash content works well - except the duration set for each banner is off by 1. So setting the duration of the first banner to 10 seconds actually sets it for the second, etc. I can't find the fault in the code - could someone spot it?
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by: wilq32Posted on 2009-03-08 at 01:29:03ID: 23828545
Probably this is what you look for:
Replace your "Banner.prototype.start" with this function;
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