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[1] Submitted by: MrChucho on Saturday April 5th 2003

This is just a test. NextWindow 0.1 is now available.

[2] Submitted by: MrChucho on Thursday April 10th 2003

New version 0.2 uploaded. More image filename types supported!

[3] Submitted by: Jiri on Sunday April 13th 2003

Have you seen Jesse's bookmarklets "increment" and "decrement" on page http://www.squarefree.com/bookmarklets/misc.html? I haven't installed NextImage but it seems to me the functionality is exactly the same (well, those bookmarklets already work with any filenames containing at least one digit).

What's the difference? One small negative on bookmarklets' side: they don't work when a user switched off JavaScript. However, bookmarklets' positives are that (1) unlike extensions they need no reinstallation after new Mozilla installation (they sit in bookmarks file) and (2) they're activated by one click only (I have assigned "increment" to "+" and "decrement" to "-", both sitting in my toolbar), so there's no need to invoke context menu.

I like Mozilla extensions but in this case I'd stay with bookmarklets. At least I hope I haven't overlooked any improvement provided by your extension. Anyway, your extension offers a wider variety of choices which is good. :-)

Jiri (dynamiclinks_AT_yahoo.com)

[4] Submitted by: Edmra on Tuesday April 15th 2003

I translated to Spanish your nextimage.
You want it?

Edmra(edmra_AT_data54.com)

[5] Submitted by: normalman on Wednesday April 16th 2003

Ive read on your site that 0.2 works in 0.5, but it doesn't seem to work at all. I see the selection in the right click menu, but they are all disabled and I am unable to get them to work.

Is 0.2 for pheonex 0.5 or the nightly builds?

[6] Submitted by: MrChucho on Tuesday April 22nd 2003

Jiri,

You're right: bookmarklets work just as well. I'm not aware of any functionality that my extension offers over and above that bookmarklet :( Thanks.

RMC

[7] Submitted by: MrChucho on Tuesday April 22nd 2003

normalman,

I'm using it right now on Phoenix 0.5 Please post the URL you're visiting when the graphic isn't appearing.

RMC

[8] Submitted by: mike on Monday June 9th 2003

greetings! cool plugin, but is there anyway to add a keyboard shortcut for the functionality? having to dig through the contextual menu sorta defats the purpose... i can probably edit the url faster ;)

thanks..

[9] Submitted by: Andy on Monday June 16th 2003

doesn't work for me in firebird version 6 either....Option is always greyed out.
sample url is or even something like

[10] Submitted by: CM on Monday July 7th 2003

I too would really appreciate a shortcut key for this.

[11] Submitted by: Leonid on Tuesday July 8th 2003

Hi
I had a version of nextimage that had some prblems with
images:
1. Nextimage has problem with leading zeros in number.
If image name was something like
image09.jpg
"nextimage" returned that next image should be
image010.jpg
2. Nextimage has problem with number which ends
onzero. If image name was something like
image10.jpg
"nextimage" returned that next image should be
image010.jpg.Nan
"nextimage" returned that previous image should be
image010.jpg.Nan
The problem is cause that "nextimage" analyzes only the last digit
in number - and don't pay attention to prevoius ones.
I made small enhancment in nextImageOverlay.js function increment
======================
function increment(str, amount)
{
//made for generic support of any images
//like DSF009.jpg
var sR = /(.*D)(d+).(S{3,4})$/;
var parts = sR.exec(str);
//should be prefix in part[1]
//number with leading zeros in part[2]
//suffix part[3]
if(parts != null ) {
var number = parseInt(parts[2],10);
var old_number_length = parts[2].length;
number += amount;
if (number < 0 )
{number = 0;}
var new_num_string = String(number);
//adding leading 0 if number length less than
//in original number
while(new_num_string.length < old_number_length){
new_num_string = "0" + new_num_string;
}
return(parts[1]+ new_num_string + "."+ parts[3]);
}
else {
return(str);
}
}
================
What do you think about this?
Thanks

[12] Submitted by: Alex on Sunday August 31st 2003

Nice project!

[13] Submitted by: Allan on Sunday September 7th 2003

Nice project, I´m wondering to start one also. I´ll be back soon to check your progress. Keep up the good work!

[14] Submitted by: klaus on Wednesday September 10th 2003

an interesting project. Can I help?

[15] Submitted by: q on Thursday September 18th 2003

Keep up the good work!