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Hi mickeden,<br />
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Which site were you referring to?
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Hi mickeden,

Which site were you referring to?

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Doh!- I'm a div....the site is at<br />
&nbsp;<a href="http://www.hidepark.co.uk/ladies-jackets-and-coats/54-mia" rel="ugc">http://www.hidepark.co.uk/ladies-jackets-and-coats/54-mia</a><br />
hope you can point me in the right directon..<br />

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Doh!- I'm a div....the site is at
 http://www.hidepark.co.uk/ladies-jackets-and-coats/54-mia [http://www.hidepark.co.uk/ladies-jackets-and-coats/54-mia]
hope you can point me in the right directon..


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Sorry, I got caught up with other stuff and didn't have time to research the solution. &nbsp;Thanks for posting yours.<br />
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You should ask a Moderator to close this question and accept your post as the answer:<br />
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Sorry, I got caught up with other stuff and didn't have time to research the solution.  Thanks for posting yours.

You should ask a Moderator to close this question and accept your post as the answer:

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Closed, 500 points refunded.<br />
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I would like to integrate a mousover zoom facility similar to the one shown here (mouseover the product to see what I mean) into a website (a PHP based brochure) I am building but I don't know where to start...I can se that it is probably AJAX driven but im pretty poorly skilled Javascript wise, though I am able to get my head round  PHP. Does anybody know where I could find information or a tutorial that may help...or even if there's a plugin, widget or out of the box solution that I can buy? I have been Googling for 2 days and the only thing I can find is Zoomify but that is not quite right for my needs...Many thanks in advance

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