Hey Greg,
awesome idea, I really look forward to see the "finished" version (or
the first draft).
Here are my two cents: What I really don't like with most of the
slideshows online is that it does not preload the next images. So,
everytime I click on "next" image, it takes a while. I would l
Hi,
Please check out http://rixth.org/index.php (you can login with
username mr password mouse). Create a todo list, then press 'open'.
Add a few items (after about 8, is when it happens to me) then click
close. THe animation is not very smooth for me, it only displays about
3 frames. This is not
As long as there's a "before loading the next image, call this function" built into it, it shouldn't be hard to make that function able to redefine the URL to be called to get the next image.-Jerod
On 1/13/06, Kenneth Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I like it. I'd also like to see (optional) before
I like it. I'd also like to see (optional) before and after callbacks
on the AJAX request to grab the next content.
Actually, some thought needs to be given on how it's going to
construct the AJAX request for more content.
If we rely on a session, we could just use the same defined URL for
each
> Could you set these as options with Appear and Fade as the defaults
> {
> showeffect: function() { Effect.Appear },
> hideeffect: function() { Effect.Fade }
> }
>
> That way I can make it looks as screwy as I want!
>
> Check out the Draggable.pro
Could you set these as options with Appear and Fade as the defaults
{
showeffect: function() { Effect.Appear },
hideeffect: function() { Effect.Fade }
}
That way I can make it looks as screwy as I want!
Check out the Draggable.prototype d
Ok, I have a rough draft working with the childNodes option, but I
haven't implemented the ajax version yet. As for the transition
effects, what pairs of effects should we use? I have Appear/Fade going
right now, but I can easily add other options. I was thinking of doing
the BlindDown and Slide
I like the idea. Is it possible to have an optional callback that we
can register before and after the next "call"? The callback could
take say the response object and the current slideshow object as
parameters.
so it'd be something like:
Effect.Slideshow(div, url, {delay:0.30, before:XXX, after
On Fri, 2006-01-13 at 14:13 -0700, Gregory Hill wrote:
> > My idea, coupled with the 'Ajax to get the next image' from Casey
> would
> > alleviate the image loading problem. The next image would just be
> > another element inserted as a child in my scheme.
>
> So, the ajax call would return the e
> My idea, coupled with the 'Ajax to get the next image' from Casey
would
> alleviate the image loading problem. The next image would just be
> another element inserted as a child in my scheme.
So, the ajax call would return the entire child element to be added, not
necessarily just an image? T
The wiki has been down all day today (or at least every time I've tried
to go to it).
Greg
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AHAH is an other word for what Prototype and Rails does since like
March 2005 (with Ajax.Updater).
-Thomas
Am 13.01.2006 um 22:20 schrieb Tom Fakes:
I had to look it up too: http://microformats.org/wiki/rest/ahah
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I had to look it up too: http://microformats.org/wiki/rest/ahah
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> Combining Rails, Scriptaculous, Prototype, Ajax and AHAH! Very Web
2.0 -
> I
> sense a Beta shortly followed by an IPO.
Heh. Forgive my ignorance, but what is AHAH? I'm a bit behind on my
buzzwords :)
Greg
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sense a Beta shortly followed by an IPO.
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Tom, I think using the ahah mentality would work nice for what you are suggesting. Pull in a fully formatted div, image, page or what ever you wanted it to be. CaseyOn 1/13/06,
Tom Fakes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
My idea, coupled with the 'Ajax to get the next image' from Casey wouldalleviate the
My idea, coupled with the 'Ajax to get the next image' from Casey would
alleviate the image loading problem. The next image would just be
another element inserted as a child in my scheme.
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What would be really cool is if you could pass it a xml formatted
document that would have all the images in it and the load them on the
fly instead of loading them all at once.
Jon Whitcraft
Web Application Developer
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Effect.Slideshow?
>
> How about th
Heya,
Great idea!
Now if you can manage to have other effects than only fade/appear
in... :)
Would be great with slides/blinds/what-have-you.
Cheers,
Thomas
Am 13.01.2006 um 21:45 schrieb Gregory Hill:
I had to make a sort of slideshow for a site I'm working on, and I was
thinking of maki
I think that sounds great. It seems like it would also be nice to have the option of having the next image url determined by an ajax call.CaseyOn 1/13/06,
Gregory Hill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I had to make a sort of slideshow for a site I'm working on, and I wasthinking of making it into a Scri
How about this:
Some description
Then:
Effect.Slideshow("slideshow", { delay });
This would take all the children of 'slideshow', and hide them all except
the first, and then switching between them as before.
I like
I had to make a sort of slideshow for a site I'm working on, and I was
thinking of making it into a Scriptaculous object. Anyone think of
reasons why I shouldn't? You'd have to pass in all the image urls and a
div id, with an optional delay parameter to determine how long to leave
each image up b
function falsify() {
return false;
}
function init()
onmousedown=falsify;
onmouseup=falsify;
}
onload=init();
I think thants dont works on IE(xploit)
On Fri, 2006-01-13 at 08:37 -0600, Ryan Gahl wrote:
> Hi, it’s me again. Ok, so I’m using the Draggable class, and it’s
The onDrop callback takes two arguments,
the draggable, and the droppable. This is right out of the box.
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Sent: Friday, January 13, 2006
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Hi, it’s me again. Ok, so I’m using the
Draggable class, and it’s great. However, dragging something often causes
undesirable selecting of text on the page while performing the drag operation.
Is there a way to prevent this?
Sincerely,
Ryan Gahl
Design Engineer
Camtronics Medical Sys
thanks a lot, thats gave me an idea, see ya!2006/1/11, Jonathan Koren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I did something similar, but I don't know if this actually answers yourquestion, but might be able to do something similar.I wanted to structure my ondrop callbacks to take both the element thatwas dropped an
This is from the macrumors site that posted the macworld update:"In short, we peaked at approximately 103,000 simultaneous web visitors and over 6,000 IRC viewers during the keynote speech and consumed over 32 GB of bandwidth during the three hours surrounding the event. (For those interested, a no
Excuse me while my jaw drops...Thats amazing, I never realized Ajax could make such a difference!and I love scriptaculous for making it so very easy!Keep up the great work everybody.
On 1/13/06, Deco Rior <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
This is from the macrumors site that posted the macworld update:"In
Maybe this would work too:
Element.cleanWhitespace('items');
var item = $('items').firstChild;
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Thank you very much for the hint. The following code worked:
new Effect.Highlight($('items').getElementsByTagName('li')[0]);
Thanks again,
Mat
On 1/13/06, David Goodlad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 1/12/06, Matthias Buchetics <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hi,
> > I am relatively new to Rails
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