In the jQuery documentation under animate there is an example as
follows:
$("#go3").click(function(){
$("#go1").add("#go2").click();
});
which is used to transform 2 blocks below the example code.
I have an image carousel with 7 images in a row with right and left
pointing arrows at either end. The right one has an id of 'right' and
the left has an id of 'left'. I have the code working using a series
of parallel animations that moves them along and rotates the right
hand image back to the left hand end and the reverse for the left hand
arrow.
I also have the onclick code code for the image, id='i3', to left of
the centre image to get it to move to the centre position and all the
others to shuffle along one position as follows:
$("#i3").click(function(){$("#right").click();});
simarly for the image, i5, to the right:
$("#i5").click(function(){$("#left").click();});
Using the example code at the top I thought I could use
$("#i2").click(function(){$("#right").add("#right").click();}); ( I
also tried various combinations of #i3 and #right)
but it didn't work and I now see that this adds 2 simultaneous
animations, what I want is the animations to happen sequentially.
How do I do this?
Thanks
paul
