This is the code: onload = function() { onresize = tv.resize; /* ==== build grid ==== */ var img = document.getElementById('bankImages').getElementsByTagName('img'); var structure = []; for (var i = -300; i <= 300; i += 120) for (var j = -300; j <= 300; j += 120) structure.push({ img:img[0], x:i, y:j, z:0, sw:.5, sh:.5 }); /* ==== let's go ==== */ tv.init(structure, 350, -200, .005, .0025); } Code (markup): <div id="bankImages"> <img alt="" src="photo3D-2_data/1.png" /> <img alt="" src="photo3D-2_data/2.png" /> <img alt="" src="photo3D-2_data/3.png" /> <img alt="" src="photo3D-2_data/4.png" /> <img alt="" src="photo3D-2_data/5.png" /> <img alt="" src="photo3D-2_data/6.png" /> <img alt="" src="photo3D-2_data/7.png" /> <img alt="" src="photo3D-2_data/8.png" /> </div> Code (markup): It's a part of http://www.dhteumeuleu.com/wanna-tell-her/ But it only gets the first image, not all of them. I can change the key in img[0] and get another pic, but how do i get them all?
The getElementsByTagName method returns an array. The length property returns the size of an array and the elements of an array can be retrieved with the [] operator. The following example iterates through the images: var imagesDiv = document.getElementById('bankImages'); var images = imagesDiv.getElementsByTagName('img'); for (var idx = 0; idx < images.length; idx++) { structure.push ( {img: images[idx], x:0, y:0, z:0, sw:.5, sh:.5} ); } Code (markup): If you want to use it in your code, one possible solution is this: onload = function() { onresize = tv.resize; /* ==== build grid ==== */ var imagesDiv = document.getElementById('bankImages'); var images = imagesDiv.getElementsByTagName('img'); var structure = []; for (var i = 0; i < 6; i++) { for (var j = 0; j < 6; j++) { // 36 grid points, but only 8 images var imageIdx = (i + 6 * j) % images.length; structure.push ( {img:images[imageIdx], x:-300 + 120 * i, y:-300 + 120 * j, z:0, sw:.5, sh:.5} ); } } /* ==== let's go ==== */ tv.init(structure, 350, -200, .005, .0025); } Code (markup): If you need further details about the getElementsByTagName method or arrays, the following pages will be useful: getElementsByTagName method, Array object.
Wow. I still have some modifications to do on the script, but your solution works perfectly. Also, thank you for the links, i will check them out.