my script works locally but not on the server pleas help me
 

hello. i have a problem. i have done web page, with html,css,js. and it works locally but when i upload it on the server it doesn't works. i tried already 3 servers. pleas help me here is the http://nodartest.spacyhost.com/

doesn't works thumbs hover and links. i think there is something wrong with JS.
also i'll put here files whithout img

If it works locally but not when uploaded to a server, then the problem is usually files in the wrong directory. Or perhaps problems with UPPER and lower case file names. Or file permissions which should be 755.

I don't like to say it, but I found the transitions very unattractive. And the links in white are barely visible.


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I don't know if it will make a difference, but one thing I see is that the slider is claiming that it does not use jQuery. And yet you are including jQuery on the page. Is it possible that jQuery is interfering with the slider code?

The image slider seems to work fine, but clicking on a thumbnail does nothing. At least in Chrome.

what should i do, if you can advice me.

I downloaded a copy of the page and the script started working. I then commented out the JQuery call and it still worked. The download did rename all of the image files and the references in the page, I didn't see anything else change so presumably it has something to do with how the images are named.

The only other thing I can think of that might make a difference is to move the script tag to the bottom just before the </body> (which is where the script should be anyway).

oh it need license. it is written in js code. and its fee is 20$ for a server and there is another price for multi server

Then go find another script that doesn't charge a license fee. There are many many many of them.

The script at http://javascriptexample.net/anim03.php already does half of what the one that charges a $20 license fee does. It wouldn't take much extra code to get it to handle the thumbnail images as well

If you let me know exactly how you want the JavaScript to interact with the thumbnails I might consider extending my script to add that functionality.