I love the new Animation Studio Software.

But after a long night of doing a PNG slideshow, it won't render 2 or more slideshow on the same page.

If I setup 1, it will work. But 2 or more and it just does not work.

Is this impossible to do?

Calvin

Did you save each one under a different name?
Can you share a link to the page in question?

Hi Eric,

I setup a website and you can see 2 slides working SEPERATELY:

http://questionx.com/slideshow/?page_id=4

http://questionx.com/slideshow/?page_id=11

So the codes work, BUT once you try putting it on one page, it will not:

http://questionx.com/slideshow/?page_id=13


This is just a sample site, but you can even try it on your end.

From Googling, a lot of people also have this problem with other slideshows. I think there was a couple that were able to fix it and I was going to buy but yours was the only one that had the timing feature for individual frames.

If you can fix this, I think you would dominate if you market this as a slideshow because a lot of people are looking for multiple slideshows but no many can do it. And I have to admit for being a first time coffeecup customer, your stuff looks clean :-)

Hope to be a long term customer.

Calvin

P.S. - I have tried to name them different, even went as far as creating separate js files because I thought that was the problem. Nothing works.

Hi Eric,

I just noticed your did this:

http://progrower.coffeecup.com/multiplejquery.html

Can you implement that into the Animiation software?

This would definitely fix it. 2 slideshows on the same page is awesome.

I would just copy your codes right away, but I really like how simple your Animation software makes the timing etc.

Calvin

Okay, bout to head out for dinner.

By the way, Chip's picture was hilarious.

I looked a little closer into this and I am not sure if this is a markup problem or JavaScript problem, but I did find an easy work around. Check this out:

http://two.coffeecup.com/index2.html

Basically just create 2 <iframe>'s and call the exported html file that each produces. You could then put these iframes in a <div> or whatever to further style them into place.

That requires no JavaScript fixes and works quite nicely.

Yeah, that was the only thing I can come up with also earlier. I was hoping to avoid iframes because I use a theme and plugin that people bust out a lot :-( Oh, well. I'll probably ask someone on Elance if they can figure it out.