[jQuery] Re: where is thickbox reloaded ?

[Rey Bango]

It actually is. Since I don't use PT, I didn't check it in IE. But I did 
use ThickBox Reloaded and it rocks! Very nice work Klaus!


Rey

Ganeshji Marwaha wrote:

 >> (http://www.huddletogether.com/projects/lightbox2/)

is that a popular library. doesnt seem to work on IE 7 though

-GTG

On 8/1/07, *Rey Bango* <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:


Sorry about your back Klaus! :(

If you need help in testing please let me know. Since you may be in the
code, any chance I can convince you to add some of the animation
features found in Lightbox 2
( http://www.huddletogether.com/projects/lightbox2/)? :D

Rey

Klaus Hartl wrote:
 >
 > Alexandre Plennevaux wrote:
 >> is it me or has this promising plugin completely disappeared
from this
 >> side of the jQniverse?
 >
 > No, it isn't you. It's me stopping to make any promises :-(
 >
 > The JavaScript code in SVN is ready for a first beta release, but I
 > still didn't manage to clean up the CSS. As I have to stay on my
couch
 > the next days because I injured my back, maybe I can get that
done. Hm,
 > didn't I just say not to make any promises any longer?
 >
 > I should do it soon, I know!
 >
 >
 > --Klaus
 >

[jQuery] Re: where is thickbox reloaded ?

[Ganeshji Marwaha]

>> (http://www.huddletogether.com/projects/lightbox2/)

is that a popular library. doesnt seem to work on IE 7 though

-GTG

On 8/1/07, Rey Bango <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> Sorry about your back Klaus! :(
>
> If you need help in testing please let me know. Since you may be in the
> code, any chance I can convince you to add some of the animation
> features found in Lightbox 2
> (http://www.huddletogether.com/projects/lightbox2/)? :D
>
> Rey
>
> Klaus Hartl wrote:
> >
> > Alexandre Plennevaux wrote:
> >> is it me or has this promising plugin completely disappeared from this
> >> side of the jQniverse?
> >
> > No, it isn't you. It's me stopping to make any promises :-(
> >
> > The JavaScript code in SVN is ready for a first beta release, but I
> > still didn't manage to clean up the CSS. As I have to stay on my couch
> > the next days because I injured my back, maybe I can get that done. Hm,
> > didn't I just say not to make any promises any longer?
> >
> > I should do it soon, I know!
> >
> >
> > --Klaus
> >
>

[jQuery] Re: where is thickbox reloaded ?

[Alexandre Plennevaux]

Hello Klaus,

Maybe some of those geniuses in this list can wrap up a Massage plugin ?

°-¨ 

Good recovery, take it easy!
Alexandre


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Alexandre Plennevaux wrote:
> is it me or has this promising plugin completely disappeared from this 
> side of the jQniverse?

No, it isn't you. It's me stopping to make any promises :-(

The JavaScript code in SVN is ready for a first beta release, but I still 
didn't manage to clean up the CSS. As I have to stay on my couch the next days 
because I injured my back, maybe I can get that done. Hm, didn't I just say not 
to make any promises any longer?

I should do it soon, I know!


--Klaus

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[jQuery] Re: where is thickbox reloaded ?

[Olaf Bosch]

Klaus Hartl schrieb:

Rey Bango wrote:


Sorry about your back Klaus! :(

If you need help in testing please let me know. Since you may be in
 the code, any chance I can convince you to add some of the 
animation features found in Lightbox 2 
(http://www.huddletogether.com/projects/lightbox2/)? :D


Rey


Thank you Rey!


Ich antworte einfach mal auf deutsch, ist mir einfach zu mühsam das
englisch, und dann versteht mich wohl eh niemand ;) sorry for that.

Ich hab auch ein modifiziertes Lightbox auf einer Seite im Einsatz. Ich
finde es einen schönen Effekt, dass diese Box sich anpasst auf das
nächste anzuzeigende Bild. Also diese Animation wo sich die Box
auseinanderzieht bzw. zusammenschiebt.
IMHO geht das auch einfach einzubauen, du brauchst doch nur das
modal.hide(); weg zu lassen und das dann weiter fürs nächste Bild zu
nutzen, Breite und Höhe des nächsten Bildes ist doch schon bekannt (wenn
mich nicht alles täuscht) dann darauf animieren.
Ich hab das jetzt auch ne Weile versucht hinzubekommen, aber wie's so
ist, es reicht einfach nicht :(

Ich würd zu gerne endlich auf dieser Seite auf JQuery umsteigen, aber
ich will einfach noch warten bis Thickbox reloaded ein bissel stylischer
wird. Auf dem richtigem Weg bist du ja schon :)
Das es jetzt erst mal schon die Bilder an den Screen anpasst ist große
Klasse, du hast ja wohl auch vorgesehen dies beim resizen zu
implementieren, toll!!! Das hat nicht mal huddle :)

But: I had the need for customizing TR in mind from the beginning, 
thus you will be able to do the following:


$('a').thickbox(function() { animate: { animation: { height: 'show' 
}, speed: 1000 } });



If you like, you can test if that works!?


Das hab ich probiert, es ist nicht möglich dies zum laufen zu bekommen.
Es ändert sich einfach nichts. Geendet hat es damit, aber auch ohne Effekt:
// Overide some default values
$.thickbox.defaults({
i18n: { confirm: { what: 'Please confirm', confirm:
'Okay', cancel: 'Back' } },
animate: {animation: { slideDown: 'slow' }, speed:
2000 }
});

Compliments for you and the best Community of the world, leider nicht so
auf deutsch, aber kann ja noch kommen...

--
Viele Grüße, Olaf

---
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://olaf-bosch.de
www.akitafreund.de
---

[jQuery] Re: where is thickbox reloaded ?

[skyeflye]

Hi Luke,

As you might already know, you can insert Flash, Quicktime, etc. into
a Thickbox today just by using other good plugins such as jMedia. You
would just point Thickbox to a page that used jMedia (or similar)
plugin to show the media.  A PDF file is probably even easier since
you just point an  src  directly to the PDF file and let the
browser do the work.

The challenge (as I recall) is that Thickbox's inbuilt Next/Previous
functionality is currently only employed when it is pointed directly
at image files. So, you can obviously put whatever you want inside a
Thickbox, but the Next/Previous links currently only display for image
files. But there is hope!

A while back, I hacked an old version of the Thickbox script to show a
more complex (formatted) caption in the Thickbox for each photo. The
below site has no Thickbox animation, and there is no jMedia code
inside any Thickbox panel, but there is a simple AJAX call added to my
modified Thickbox plugin that slurps a formatted photo caption into a
scrolling  below each photo when it loads.

http://www.archives.gov/exhibits/twww/

At the above link, jMedia is used on the "Introduction" pane of the
Accordion to present a Flash video. But you have to go to the other
Accordion panels and click on the photo thumbnails to launch the
Thickbox(es).

As an additional example, this site also allows the end user to get a
clean printout of each image and its caption directly from the
Thickbox in a (hopefully) intuitive way. It does this by creating a
"Print Image" button above each photo. A hidden  is created
when the user clicks the "Print Image" button. This hidden  is
directed to load a page containing only the image and its caption, and
a call to print() prompts the user to print as normal. This approach
was (much) easier (for me) than trying to manipulate the existing
elements on the page with CSS to create a sane printout via "File >
Print". (Using "File > Print" with a Thickbox showing is not usually
intuitive for the average user because the browser will (correctly)
print the entire page...everything behind the Thickbox too!).

Anyway, that printing functionality is just another example of putting
"something extra" inside a Thickbox that points to image files and
therefore retains its automatic "Next/Previous" linkage (no animations
though).

I'm really looking forward to Thickbox Reloaded as well!  Thanks a lot
for the SVN links!

Cheers!
-THEO-

P.S. I hope your back feels better soon Klaus. All hail Lord
Ibuprofen! :)







On Aug 1, 1:02 pm, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Oooh, must try this!
>
> As feature requests go, how about supporting other "file formats" such
> as PDF/WMV/MOV?  I'd surely love to be able to get a PDF to open in a
> thickbox.  These could even be optional modules that can be added if
> the user wants (since not all people will want this).
>
> I love the animation ideas and keeping it like Tabs is a great idea
> IMO.
>
> Now to figure out how to use SVN...
>
> Luke
>
> On Aug 1, 5:26 pm, Klaus Hartl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Rey Bango wrote:
>
> > > Hey man! Send me the link to the TR code and I'll drop it into a site
> > > I'm building right now! :D
>
> > > If it can do the animation via your examples, I would ooo happy. :D
>
> > > Rey...
>
> > The latest code is in SVN...
>
> > --Klaus

[jQuery] Re: where is thickbox reloaded ?

[Rey Bango]

Hey Klaus,

There's a file missing for the plugin. The image 
/images/button_close.png is listed in the css but is not actually 
included. Can you email that to me?


Rey...

Rey Bango wrote:




Hey Klaus,

Personal preference tells me that the latter option is much more 
readable so if I had a choice, I would with:


$('a').thickbox(function() {
fxShow: { height: 'show' },
fxSpeed: 1000
});

Rey...

But: I had the need for customizing TR in mind from the beginning, 
thus you will be able to do the following:


$('a').thickbox(function() {
animate: { animation: { height: 'show' }, speed: 1000 }
});

Does that suit your need? Should I use parameters differently? Like:

$('a').thickbox(function() {
fxShow: { height: 'show' },
fxSpeed: 1000
});

That would be similiar to the tabs.


If you like, you can test if that works!?



--Klaus

[jQuery] Re: where is thickbox reloaded ?

[Rey Bango]

Hey Klaus,

Personal preference tells me that the latter option is much more 
readable so if I had a choice, I would with:


$('a').thickbox(function() {
fxShow: { height: 'show' },
fxSpeed: 1000
});

Rey...

But: I had the need for customizing TR in mind from the beginning, thus 
you will be able to do the following:


$('a').thickbox(function() {
animate: { animation: { height: 'show' }, speed: 1000 }
});

Does that suit your need? Should I use parameters differently? Like:

$('a').thickbox(function() {
fxShow: { height: 'show' },
fxSpeed: 1000
});

That would be similiar to the tabs.


If you like, you can test if that works!?



--Klaus

[jQuery] Re: where is thickbox reloaded ?

[Karl Swedberg]

On Aug 1, 2007, at 1:02 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Now to figure out how to use SVN...



You can grab it from here if you wish:

http://jqueryjs.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/plugins/thickbox_reloaded/


--Karl
_
Karl Swedberg
www.englishrules.com
www.learningjquery.com

[jQuery] Re: where is thickbox reloaded ?

[[EMAIL PROTECTED]]

Oooh, must try this!

As feature requests go, how about supporting other "file formats" such
as PDF/WMV/MOV?  I'd surely love to be able to get a PDF to open in a
thickbox.  These could even be optional modules that can be added if
the user wants (since not all people will want this).

I love the animation ideas and keeping it like Tabs is a great idea
IMO.

Now to figure out how to use SVN...

Luke

On Aug 1, 5:26 pm, Klaus Hartl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Rey Bango wrote:
>
> > Hey man! Send me the link to the TR code and I'll drop it into a site
> > I'm building right now! :D
>
> > If it can do the animation via your examples, I would ooo happy. :D
>
> > Rey...
>
> The latest code is in SVN...
>
> --Klaus

[jQuery] Re: where is thickbox reloaded ?

[Rey Bango]

Gotcha. Let me snag it!

Klaus Hartl wrote:


Rey Bango wrote:


Hey man! Send me the link to the TR code and I'll drop it into a site 
I'm building right now! :D


If it can do the animation via your examples, I would ooo happy. :D

Rey...


The latest code is in SVN...



--Klaus

[jQuery] Re: where is thickbox reloaded ?

[Klaus Hartl]

Rey Bango wrote:


Hey man! Send me the link to the TR code and I'll drop it into a site 
I'm building right now! :D


If it can do the animation via your examples, I would ooo happy. :D

Rey...


The latest code is in SVN...



--Klaus

[jQuery] Re: where is thickbox reloaded ?

[Rey Bango]

Hey man! Send me the link to the TR code and I'll drop it into a site 
I'm building right now! :D


If it can do the animation via your examples, I would ooo happy. :D

Rey...

Klaus Hartl wrote:


Rey Bango wrote:


Sorry about your back Klaus! :(

If you need help in testing please let me know. Since you may be in 
the code, any chance I can convince you to add some of the animation 
features found in Lightbox 2 
(http://www.huddletogether.com/projects/lightbox2/)? :D


Rey


Thank you Rey!

TR is actually pretty well tested on plazes... :-) and the basic plugin 
itself stable already (apart from a few features I'd like to add due to 
popular demand).


I always found these animations for Lightbox super annoying because I 
have the feeling it takes ages for the box to finally open.


But: I had the need for customizing TR in mind from the beginning, thus 
you will be able to do the following:


$('a').thickbox(function() {
animate: { animation: { height: 'show' }, speed: 1000 }
});

Does that suit your need? Should I use parameters differently? Like:

$('a').thickbox(function() {
fxShow: { height: 'show' },
fxSpeed: 1000
});

That would be similiar to the tabs.


If you like, you can test if that works!?



--Klaus

[jQuery] Re: where is thickbox reloaded ?

[Klaus Hartl]

Rey Bango wrote:


Sorry about your back Klaus! :(

If you need help in testing please let me know. Since you may be in the 
code, any chance I can convince you to add some of the animation 
features found in Lightbox 2 
(http://www.huddletogether.com/projects/lightbox2/)? :D


Rey


Thank you Rey!

TR is actually pretty well tested on plazes... :-) and the basic plugin 
itself stable already (apart from a few features I'd like to add due to 
popular demand).


I always found these animations for Lightbox super annoying because I 
have the feeling it takes ages for the box to finally open.


But: I had the need for customizing TR in mind from the beginning, thus 
you will be able to do the following:


$('a').thickbox(function() {
animate: { animation: { height: 'show' }, speed: 1000 }
});

Does that suit your need? Should I use parameters differently? Like:

$('a').thickbox(function() {
fxShow: { height: 'show' },
fxSpeed: 1000
});

That would be similiar to the tabs.


If you like, you can test if that works!?



--Klaus

[jQuery] Re: where is thickbox reloaded ?

[Rey Bango]

Sorry about your back Klaus! :(

If you need help in testing please let me know. Since you may be in the 
code, any chance I can convince you to add some of the animation 
features found in Lightbox 2 
(http://www.huddletogether.com/projects/lightbox2/)? :D


Rey

Klaus Hartl wrote:


Alexandre Plennevaux wrote:
is it me or has this promising plugin completely disappeared from this 
side of the jQniverse?


No, it isn't you. It's me stopping to make any promises :-(

The JavaScript code in SVN is ready for a first beta release, but I 
still didn't manage to clean up the CSS. As I have to stay on my couch 
the next days because I injured my back, maybe I can get that done. Hm, 
didn't I just say not to make any promises any longer?


I should do it soon, I know!


--Klaus

[jQuery] Re: where is thickbox reloaded ?

[Klaus Hartl]

Alexandre Plennevaux wrote:
is it me or has this promising plugin completely disappeared from this 
side of the jQniverse?


No, it isn't you. It's me stopping to make any promises :-(

The JavaScript code in SVN is ready for a first beta release, but I 
still didn't manage to clean up the CSS. As I have to stay on my couch 
the next days because I injured my back, maybe I can get that done. Hm, 
didn't I just say not to make any promises any longer?


I should do it soon, I know!


--Klaus