• It is FREE
• Dynamic Picture loading
• Easy to install and easy to change content
• Show pictures automatically with slideshow
• Integrate to any web site
• No server side scripting or database requirement
• Adds great look and functionality to your web site
• Easy to read XML based image captions and configuration file
• Ability to add custom links for each image

Released it a while ago and had some feedback and questions about custom integration to other websites and flash files. Unfortunately I haven’t got much time to tweek and answer those needs. Instead I decided to release source files under same license “Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 License”. Think this will help to some of you to figure out how it works and adjust it to your needs.

Flash Photo Album 2 depends on two external classes:

• mc_tween2.as class (need to download seperately from source) by Zeh Fernando for animations
• XMLSA class (included in package) by Max Ziebell for converting xml to simple array.

You can download Free Flash Photo Album 2 from here


function textToFlashTF(text) {
return text.split('\r\n').join('\r');
}


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Visit Free Flash Photo Album 2 page for more info and download.
Visit live website using photo album, Detail Decoration.

But watching presentation by Jeff Han at ted.com changed my opinion about Optimus keyboard. It is really amazing and usable technology. Remember watching Minority Report ,Matrix and Paycheck. It will make interaction much faster. as we now interacting with only one mouse pointer, and fixed keyboard it takes time to learn shortcuts and perform simple tasks. Also with on screen customizable and resizable keyboard, there will be no need for any other keyboard , not even optimus one.

Jeff Han is a research scientist for New York University’s Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences. Here, he demonstrates—for the first time publicly—his intuitive, “interface-free,” touch-driven computer screen, which can be manipulated intuitively with the fingertips, and responds to varying levels of pressure. (Recorded February 2006 in Monterey, CA.)

watch presentation at ted.com .

Related article about Jeff Han is published in Fast Company february issue 2007 by Adam L. Penenberg. Article contains brief history and past work of Jeff Hun, technology and inspiration used to create Multi-touch Screen, existing and future products aimed for consumer markets. Article contains an other video presentation done on wall mounted two 8-foot-by-3-foot panels.

I want to select values where id1=(1 and (2 or 3)). Which will result in id2=a,b,c.

Result may be several hundred records for real table and I will be using LIMIT start, records for showing results on each page.

• For selecting records id1= 1 and 2 and 3:
  SELECT *, count(*) as total_count FROM table WHERE id1=1 OR id1=2 OR id1=3 GROUP BY id2 HAVING l_count=’3′;
• For selecting records id1= 1 or 2 or 3:
  SELECT *, count(*) as total_count FROM table WHERE id1=1 OR id1=2 OR id1=3 GROUP BY id2;

But how to select mixed and , or statements, like id1=(1 and (2 or 3))?
I found some solution.

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This is a really simple but attractive flash website of Javier Ferrer Vidal , Spanish photographer. Site contains 2 sections about page with video animation playing related to mouse location and movement. Which gives you feeling of rotating 3d object. Video is a bit crappy because is full screen and requires a lot of computer CPU and memory to play smoothly. And portfolio page, which I like most, loads external images and moves as a 3D cloud of images. I like that 3D feeling and small circle particles place holding before images are loaded.

Also it blurs background as you navigate into each section. Which is also cool feeling focusing on front objects. And the home page is designed like a magazine cover also having the 3D effect. Site is also featured on Favourite website awards today, as a site of the day.