Ahhh ok this makes more sense. Now will this also solve the problem
of the fact that it's storing the old carousel data? For example, I
have a slideshow running, looping through each picture.
I'm using this code:
itemVisibleInCallback: {
onBeforeAnimation:
mycarousel_itemVisibleInCallbackBeforeAnimation
},
itemVisibleOutCallback: {
onAfterAnimation:
mycarousel_itemVisibleOutCallbackAfterAnimation
},
and then an example of one of the functions is this:
function mycarousel_itemVisibleInCallbackBeforeAnimation(carousel,
item, idx, state) {
$('#my-carousel-nav li#my-carousel-' + idx).addClass("current-
image");
};
function mycarousel_itemVisibleOutCallbackAfterAnimation(carousel,
item, idx, state) {
$('#my-carousel-nav li#my-carousel-' + idx).removeClass("current-
image");
};
The problem I'm running into is that if the slideshow is on say
picture 3, and I click a link to ajax load in a new caroursel, what
happens is on the new carousel, it shows item 1 highlighted, but it
also shows item 3 highlighted from the last slideshow. If I go to
load it again, then there's 3 instances of the 'current' item being
highlighted.... meaning 1, 3 and 7 etc also have that class added.
How do I 'reset' the data I guess is my question.
Thanks again for the reply!
-Matt
On Nov 28, 8:26 am, Denes PAL <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> when the page is loaded in the background (iframe, ajax) while using a
> loader animation, the ready event triggered before the items has been
> shown. So the jCarousel can not get the correct dimensions. The
> solution is to init jcarousel after the content has been shown, by
> explicitly call the init function, or specify a new onload type event
> and catch it correctly.
>
> ds
>
> matt wrote:
> > I have a site that uses jcarousel. This works fine, but I also have
> > links on the side, that when clicked, loads in new content via ajax
> > (new page content and new carousel). The problem is that jcarousel
> > stopped working, using this message:
>
> > jCarousel: No width/height set for items. This will cause an infinite
> > loop. Aborting..
>
> > Ok, so no problem, I'll just use livequery to fix the problem. Well
> > it added the images to the carousel, and started to cycle through, but
> > I still got this message:
>
> > jCarousel: No width/height set for items. This will cause an infinite
> > loop. Aborting..
>
> > Even when I'm loading in pages via ajax that do not have the ID that
> > utilizes the jcarousel, I get the error message. Anyone have any idea
> > how to fix this?
