Re: [jQuery] Make jCarousel Loop?

2006-11-28 Thread Jan Sorgalla

I've just updated jCarousel to 0.1.2. You can pass now the option wrapPrev
which does exactly that.

Jan


agent2026 wrote:
 
 Using the built in wrap, setting viewable images to 1 and using no
 animation the carousel is visually looping in the next direction back to
 the beginning.  This is good enough for me in that direction, but there
 must be some way to modify the first image 'prev' link to scroll to the
 last image.
 
 If I can set carousel.scroll([item]); in a callback function, then I
 figure I should be able to set a 'disabled' prev button to call a similar
 function like carousel.scroll([last]);. As the first line item is already
 having it's prev state changed to disabled, I thought this could be a good
 line to follow for changing the prev item value from null to last (I've
 changed my css so disable is the same as enabled).
 
 Sounds good to me, but I can't figure out how to do it :).  Hope someone
 can help with this.
 
 Adam
 

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Re: [jQuery] Make jCarousel Loop?

2006-11-28 Thread agent2026

Sweet, thanks Jan.  Works perfectly.

Great way to start my day :)


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Re: [jQuery] Make jCarousel Loop?

2006-11-27 Thread agent2026

Using the built in wrap, setting viewable images to 1 and using no animation
the carousel is visually looping in the next direction back to the
beginning.  This is good enough for me in that direction, but there must be
some way to modify the first image 'prev' link to scroll to the last image.

If I can set carousel.scroll([item]); in a callback function, then I figure
I should be able to set a 'disabled' prev button to call a similar function
like carousel.scroll([last]);. As the first line item is already having it's
prev state changed to disabled, I thought this could be a good line to
follow for changing the prev item value from null to last (I've changed my
css so disable is the same as enabled).

Sounds good to me, but I can't figure out how to do it :).  Hope someone can
help with this.

Adam
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Re: [jQuery] Make jCarousel Loop?

2006-11-27 Thread Jan Sorgalla

Hi,

try that (untested):

Replace the line

priv.scroll(priv.first - priv.o.itemScroll);

with

priv.scroll((priv.o.wrap  priv.first == 1) ? priv.size -
priv.o.itemVisible + 1 : priv.first - priv.o.itemScroll);

Jan


agent2026 wrote:
 
 Using the built in wrap, setting viewable images to 1 and using no
 animation the carousel is visually looping in the next direction back to
 the beginning.  This is good enough for me in that direction, but there
 must be some way to modify the first image 'prev' link to scroll to the
 last image.
 
 If I can set carousel.scroll([item]); in a callback function, then I
 figure I should be able to set a 'disabled' prev button to call a similar
 function like carousel.scroll([last]);. As the first line item is already
 having it's prev state changed to disabled, I thought this could be a good
 line to follow for changing the prev item value from null to last (I've
 changed my css so disable is the same as enabled).
 
 Sounds good to me, but I can't figure out how to do it :).  Hope someone
 can help with this.
 
 Adam
 

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