Make sure you’re testing it with a modern browser, such as Firefox or Safari.
Double check your images paths in the JS file.
Or, if you can’t still work it out, pass me the URL of the page where you have the problem, so that I can test it and try to solve it.

Bye bye

Hi Logan!
I checked your demo and found out that image paths are the problem.
They should be relative to the Html document containing the slideshow.
In your example, instead of pics/04.png, you should have scripts/slideshow_js/pics/04.png, which points to the right image file. The current paths lead to a 500 server error.
Try to change the paths. If you still have troubles, I’m here to help

Hi!
First, try to fix the paths of void.gif (in the main Html file) and loading.gif (in the Css file).
Then, try to use some 50kb JPEG images, instead of your 1.1MB PNGs, which take too long to load.
The slideshow script is intended for photos to display on the web, so it works better with light-weight files. And I haven’t tested it with other formats than JPEG, so please don’t use PNGs.

Ok Logan, I double checked your Html source code.
You forgot to insert the following JS at the end of the page, just before closing the body tag.

<script type="text/javascript">
     // <![CDATA[
    // applica le regole per Behaviour, prese dal file js/rules.js
    Behaviour.register(myrules);
     // ]]>
     </script>

This is the JS that starts the slideshow!

Hi Luke!
I checked your site. The problem seems to be in your js/rules.js file. The code inside it looks scrambled, line breaks and spaces are a mess.
Try to download the original file from my site, edit it with a simple text editor that preserves code formatting (Notepad on PC, TextEdit, BBEdit or Smultron on Mac) and re-upload it to your server.
Try to use Firefox’s Javascript console to debug your scripts.

If you can’t fix it, get back to me for more help!

Don’t worry! I’m glad you finally fixed it and got it to work.
And I also started making websites at 16 (it was about in 1998), so I perfectly know what you’re talking about

Yes, I use AIM / iChat, since I’m a (proud) Mac user.
My username is nicolovolpato.
Bye

Hi Dejon,
here you will find a modified version of the script that starts closed and starts upon user’s click.

Slideshow_js_closed.zip (~180kb)