Hi TJ, thank you and Mike for your all your help! I simply thought about
preventing the effect from firing and did not think about cancelling the
current effect when a new event is being fired. This was very helpful!
"But just not firing the effect doesn't seem like the right thing.
What if the u
Hi,
Mike was indeed right in terms of the Function#defer. All that defer
does is execute the function later. It doesn't prevent it from being
executed more than once.
If you want to prevent the effect from being fired a second time,
you'll have to check for that condition. There are any numbe
Hi Mike, I think you are most likely right because Firebug doesn't output
any errors.
However, defer() does not seem to be doing what I expected it to. When a
user clicks the buttons very quickly, the fading images might either flicker
or disappear. I didn't want to queue the fade/appear effects,
Paul Kim wrote:
> Basically, this is the error I get from firebug when I run
> slideshow.showSlide(i).defer():
> slideshow.showSlide(i).defer() is undefined
>
> How can I defer the showSlide() function so that when users click on
> the buttons too quickly, it will wait for the interpreter to idl
