Hi All,
I'm using Interface (1.2) with jQuery (1.1.1) in a little gallery
application (localhost based at the moment!). My problem seems to be that
as I load a new gallery (Ajax) of images (with all the required 'rel'
attributes etc) the Imagebox works perfectly for two or three galleries then
Forgot to mention that my testing is mainly with Firefox 2 on Windows XP
(with Apache 2). Got other problems to solve for IE (so what's new there
then!!! :) )
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Just a momentary lapse of idiocy on my part (variable scoping). It works as
it should now.
D
Karl Rudd wrote:
Looking very cool.
One thing I noticed though, when I use the Next/Prev links to move
to a different picture and then click on that picture to see the full
sized version, I get
Hi,
i 'corrected' / modified interface imagebox.js
What i added / corrected :
* fixed safari bugs (freezes, etc...) Main changes
* added minWidth for the container (if you have very tiny images)
* added parameter 'showTextImage' to show or not the text "image n from
z"
See and test here :
http://www.projectatomic.com/litebox/ jQuery LiteBox Beta 2 is released and
it includes an auto-advance feature.
D
bmsterling wrote:
Brent,
You can check out this plugin http://www.projectatomic.com/litebox/ and
you
can put a setInterval to trigger the next click.
setInterval
Looking very cool.
One thing I noticed though, when I use the Next/Prev links to move
to a different picture and then click on that picture to see the full
sized version, I get the right full sized image. I get the image that
was first loaded into the litebox.
Karl Rudd
On 3/10/07, Daniel
I recently added image preloading (the previous and next images start to load
while viewing the current image) to http://www.projectatomic.com/litebox
jQuery Litebox , which should help with reduce delays. You could try adding
the setInterval to the onload event in the $.litebox.resize() method.
Klaus, Brice had given you credit for that on his jqModal site, so I figured
I keep the ball rolling :)
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hi, has anyone modified the interface imageBox to do slideshows?
or are there any other _modal_ image plugins out there that will do
slideshows where you press play and it loads images sequentially after
a timeout?-- in addition to having the next and previous buttons?
thanks.
-brent
Brent,
You can check out this plugin http://www.projectatomic.com/litebox/ and you
can put a setInterval to trigger the next click.
setInterval ($('#nextlink').trigger('click'), 5000); this is not tested but
I think it is somewhat right.
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thanks, i have looked at that one. and i have dug into the code some.
doing what you suggest _seems_ fine, but then, you get to the last
image and it keeps
triggering click. also, instead of fading from 1 image to the next it
shows the loading gif in between. and in that slideshow, i think the
Brent Pedersen schrieb:
hi, has anyone modified the interface imageBox to do slideshows?
or are there any other _modal_ image plugins out there that will do
slideshows where you press play and it loads images sequentially after
a timeout?-- in addition to having the next and previous buttons?
and to help with keeping the load time down try:
style type=text/css
/* Caching CSS courtesf of;
Klaus Hartl [EMAIL PROTECTED] */
@media projection, screen {
div.imgCache { position: absolute; left: -8000px; top: -8000px; }
div.imgCache img { display:block; }
}
@media print {
well, there are a few ways to fix some of what you worry about.
But after looking at the imageBox plugin, you can do the samething that I
mentioned above. take a look at what is going on in firebug in the html
concole.
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Benjamin Sterling
http://www.KenzoMedia.com
http://www.KenzoHosting.com
Hi All,
I'm using Interface (1.2) with jQuery (1.1.1) in a little gallery
application (localhost based at the moment!). My problem seems to be that
as I load a new gallery (Ajax) of images (with all the required 'rel'
attributes etc) the Imagebox works perfectly for two or three galleries then
Instead of hacking imagebox.js, why not use a separate jQuery script
(that you write) to modify your markup so that it's recognized as
default behavior by imagebox? That way when you upgrade imagebox
versions you don't have to reapply your hacks to imagebox.js. This
markup modification script
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