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Hi!<br />
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Yust what i was locking for..<br />
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Thanks
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Hi!

Yust what i was locking for..

Thanks

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Hi!<br />
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I have a webpage that have thumbnail pictures.<br />
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When i user click on the picture, i want it to show the<br />
original image that is mutsh bigger then thumb picture.<br />
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Also i want tod display text under the picture.<br />
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Is there a ajax component or java script that do this ?
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Hi!

I have a webpage that have thumbnail pictures.

When i user click on the picture, i want it to show the
original image that is mutsh bigger then thumb picture.

Also i want tod display text under the picture.

Is there a ajax component or java script that do this ?

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