@Sherbrow: many thanks for the tips! I'm going to look in to this. On Sat, Jun 30, 2012 at 12:59 PM, Sherbrow <[email protected]> wrote:
> Ok for iframes. I guess even <object> in a carousel is not optimal with > the slide effect. I didn't mean to host the videos, but maybe you can > display the image of the video while sliding (Youtube API allows that I > think) and then on some user action (hover, click) you show the real > Youtube embedded elements. > > Other than user action, you can use the carousel events, so that you only > display flash when not sliding. > > One hint : > http://apiblog.youtube.com/2011/06/next-step-in-embedded-videos-hd-preview.htmland > another : > https://developers.google.com/youtube/ > > > On Saturday, June 30, 2012 8:24:15 PM UTC+2, PmMcK wrote: >> >> @Sherbrow, thanks for taking a look. Yeah, the flash is not ideal but we >> don't have the original video files and they dont' want to have the videos >> open in a new window on YouTube. >> >> UPDATE: At least in IE9, it's working if I use the old <object> YouTube >> embed code so the problem appears to be how IE handles iframes within a >> jQuery carousel. >> >> On Friday, June 29, 2012 6:33:29 PM UTC-7, PmMcK wrote: >>> >>> Hey there, Group. I've got a simple carousel working except in IE9 (my >>> VirtualPC with Vista is crashing so I haven't checked IE7-8). >>> >>> You can see the source here: >>> http://dev.jdrfbayarea.**org/dev-walk/<http://dev.jdrfbayarea.org/dev-walk/> >>> It's a Wordpress site built on the Thesis framework. But I threw it up on >>> a blank page on my site >>> (http://pmmck.com/carousel.**html<http://pmmck.com/carousel.html>) >>> and the issue persists so it's not WP related. >>> >>> >>> *The issue: >>> >>> * >>> Each slide item is comprised of two divs: a video (youtube embed code) >>> pulled left and a div with some text pulled right. I've got it set to >>> interval: false so you have to use the arrow controls to see it working. >>> >>> The text div slides fine. But the *video* from the next item slides *behind >>> *the video on the first one -- until you scroll through all three >>> slides and then all the videos shuffle up one so video from item 2 is on >>> top. >>> >>> Also, after you advance to the next item, if you scroll up the video >>> will follow you up the page LOL. >>> >>> >>> I'm out of ideas so I appreciate any help you can give! >>> >>> Many thanks! >>> >>> >>>
