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mark103

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Hi guys,

 

Can you please help me, I want to start off to make a website to design my own tv channels with menu list. I would like to make 6 rectangle boxes to allow me to use the keyboard arrows button to move up and down to mouseover on each box without using the mouse point, not sure if I would need textboxes. And I am not sure that if I would need to code html or flash development.

 

The website I want to make like this:

http://labs.worldtv.com/tv

 

Can you please suggest me what development (html or flash) would be the best for me to make a website like the one I post the link on above?

 

Any advice would be much appreciated.

 

Thanks in advance

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Thanks for your reply guys and thanks for your advice. Do you know what type of script that i should use like iframe as I want to stay in the same page without reloading the whole page and what script would let me to disable the mouse point like the website I linked that I could use the keyboard without the mouse??

Do I need to use MooTools, javascript, css or html?

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Do I have to use flash or html that i want to disable mouse cursor while i can move the boxes on up, down, left and right arrow buttons on the keyboard and i want to watch streaming videos through on flash?

 

the reason i want to do this is because i'm planning to make my own epg website for my personal use only and nobody else will access to my website, only me.

 

If i have to use flash, how i can disable the mouse cursor, how i can move the highlight on the boxes using with keyboard arrows button and how i can extra the information from a 3rd party website to input on my website?

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Guest lenix

You can do all the things you want using JQuery {esp. hiding mouse cursor}

 

JQuery code:

 

$(document).ready(function(){
$(body).css({
'cursor' : 'none'
});
});

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You can do all the things you want using JQuery {esp. hiding mouse cursor}

 

JQuery code:

 

$(document).ready(function(){

$(body).css({

'cursor' : 'none'

});

});

Obviously you have no idea what that code is actually doing.
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Guest lenix

Obviously you have no idea what that code is actually doing.

 

Obviously you have no idea what that code is actually doing.

:( I'm just trying to help though I am not a "JS PROGRAMMER" I think that code that I have been posted will work to hide the mouse cursor. It works for me in FF. am not sure for others.

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That piece of code goes the long way around to add a simple css declaration to the body selector.

 

It be done without the dependency on jQuery (or JavaScript for that matter) using pure css.

body { cursor: none }
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