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I've got a perfectly safe java script for image popups, and I use it extensively on my website. I tried inserting it into an auction template and loaded this through Turbo Lister to see if it passes the whiff test. It fails. eBay's pages say this should be allowed in certain circumstances, but I don't see where they outline a script that is allowed for this purpose.
Is there an eBay approved popup script? I'd like to be able to have my images small in the auction text, leaving the visitor free to view the image larger at will.
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Not exactly what your looking for but this might interest you. We put 1 large photo, with thumbnails you hover over to change the large photo.....
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...tem=8316937849
Pretty cool javascript and obviously allowed.
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Nice layout, Bobby.
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Bobby, how do you get away with off-eBay links on your auctions?
Everytime I put one in eBay pulls the auction.
Tom
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Which link are you referring to?
There's one for grading which is allowed because it further describes the item.
There's one for Paypal rules which is allowed because it further describes our TOS.
There's one for ANA which is allowed because it further describes our credibility. (no different than a squaretrade or buysafe link)
One Trading Assistant link which is allowed.
And one third party credit link which is allowed.
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Bobby - I like your image set up. Very nice!
check our auctions as we have something similar. When you rollover one of the category buttons on the left, the text for that category turns to red. If you click on it, it turns to blue.
Here an Example
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Very cool, Bobby. Can you direct me to the text for that script?
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rollovers are pretty easy:
Your main image needs to be named:
< img name="Main" src="URLofimage1.jpg" width="480" height="480" alt="" >
and then the images you want to swap them for need to direct them to the spot of image 1
< img src="URLofimage2.jpg" alt="" width="150" height="150" onMouseOver="MM_swapImage('Main','','URLofimage1.j pg',1)" >
If you have another image you want to get in there, make one for image 3, and direct it back to image 1...understand?
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Thanks for sharing the script. Much appreciated. I'l give it a shot..