Jörn Zaefferer schrieb:
> Jason Levine schrieb:
>> I've updated JTicker to 0.5 Beta now. I added the ability to have multiple
>> tickers on a single page. This was a feature I really wanted to add and had
>> to learn a lot of new JavaScript to implement it. So it was a win-win
>> situation for me. ;-) I hope you like it too:
>>
>> http://www.jasons-toolbox.com/JTicker/
>>
> Nice. Something that I see quite often in plugins and is usually solved
> different everytime: Customizing animations. In your case, two options
> 'transition' and 'speed' are provided. I'd like to see a more generic
> approach to this, that can be applied cross-plugin.
> My first idea is to simply pass a hash through to animate(), eg:
>
> $().jticker({
> animate: {fade: "slow"}
> }
>
> And then using that option with something like this:
> $().animate(this.settings.animate);
>
> Unfortuanetely, it is not as easy as that, but maybe this gives a good
> starting point to find a more generic solution.
I'm providing something similiar with the tabs plugin. If you want to
use your own custom animation, you can pass in hashes exactly of the
form the animate function expects.
$(...).tabs({
fxAnimate: [
{height: 'show', opacity: 'show'},
{height: 'hide', opacity: 'hide'}
]
});
The problem was that the original object is modified so I have to copy
the animate hash everytime and pass a copy to animate...
-- Klaus
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