United Knowledge has created a very slick slideshow that is included in the core of WebGUI:
http://www.webgui.org/extras/ukplayer/slideshow.htmlhttp://www.webgui.org/extras/ukplayer/readme.txt
The biggest issue with this slideshow is that all of the configuration of the system takes place in XML files....which is counter to the non-technical audience that should be able to create and update items like this within WebGUI.
There has been some discussion here about simplifying the creation and updating of a slideshow in WebGUI:http://www.webgui.org/design/forum/slideshow?pn=2
Ideas discussed in that thread include:
* Using a CS RSS feed to generate the XML. Moving forward into 7.7, this becomes an aspect...and appears not to be templatable. Therefore, this may not be a viable solution.
* Using Thingy to input the data, then using a SQL report with a custom template to create the required XML
* Perhaps a standalone interface / wobject that becomes "The" slideshow in WebGUI?
I know that a "Slick" slideshow is on the wishlist for our company, and I suspect it would be widely used by others as well.
Please consider this as an enhancement for future versions of WebGUI.
Thank you.
Jarrod