When you're binding the itemLoadCallback, you have a state argument.
this argument contains the 'init' string at initialisation. you could
catch the jCarousel argument (that is what you want) at
initialisation, and then use it later.

var myCarousel;

function itemLoad(carousel, state) {
    if(state == 'init') {
        myCarousel = carousel;
        return;
    }
    /* ... */
    return;
};

jQuery(function() {
    jQuery('#carousel-selector').jcarousel({
        itemLoadCallback:  itemLoad, options: ....
    });
});

Cya.

On 22 oct, 18:34, Karega <karega.mc...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Is there anyway that I can access the specific carousels of an element
> outside the callback function?  i.e. jQuery("#id").jcarousel.scroll(3);

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