1. I have to think about it, I can not promise anything 2. You are right. I will add an option to make this preloading at page load optional
Sorry, it has to stay this way. I develop this plugins for my need first and then I will share it with you guys. I can not change the plugins just for this because I do not have time. Plus I got used with the utility functions and I use them in all my projects. Beside, if I will release a new plugin it is a good chance that this files will be used again and the namespace will stay inside the 'EYE' thing :) . I got a lot from the people that I pollute jQuery's namespace, so .... Anyway, I fixed some things and added new features. You may what to check it out. 2007/11/13, Erlend Schei <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > What a marvellous plugin! Great work, Stefan! > > I hope you don't mind my sharing a few immediate thoughts in all my > excitement. > > Your plugin is in some ways similar to Leandro Vieira's Lightbox > plugin. http://leandrovieira.com/projects/jquery/lightbox/ , but yours > is more customizable. > > What I love about Leandro's plugin is in particular two things > > 1) The way you can press either half of the image to go to next/ > previous image. That means you don't have to move the mouse as much. > You also support keys, so I guess the need isn't as big in your case. > But it would be a great feature, manye users don't think of using the > keys (yet). > > 2) He only preloads the next image. While preloading is great, it also > generates a lot of wasted traffic, particularly on pages with loads of > images. Would you consider makeing this optional? Or is the > functionality heavily based on the images being preloaded? > > Finally, would you consider makeing the plugin "standalone", not > having to include the other "common" EYE tools? > > Again, thanks for a great plugin! > > Best regards > Erlend Schei :) > >
