running 12 slideshows. You could change
> to classes on all your selectors and index them to shorten
> code to
> one constructor. Not sure that performance wouldn't be a hinderance
> though
> Ed F. wrote:
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> Hi Charlie,
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> I'm sorry i do
nce of
the slideshow.
Charlie Tomlinson wrote:
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> constructor you are showing is only about 10 lines. If the onAfter is
> identical events for both you should be able to re use the same
> function
> after: onAfter1 for both
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> Ed F. wrote:
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Charlie Tomlinson wrote:
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> sorry , your next and prev ID's will need to be unique, change them
> iin new constructor
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> Ed F. wrote:
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> I figured out a way to make the "current slide number" work for multiple
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lideCount;
$('#caption1').html(caption1);
}
I don't have the jscript superpowers to rewrite these functions to accept
multiple slideshows. anyone have any advice?
Ed F. wrote:
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> hi Mike,
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> thank you for replying. your plugin is awesome.
>
&g
hi Mike,
thank you for replying. your plugin is awesome.
On thing, in your example, you only have one slideshow on the page, I have
multiple slideshows on the page with the updating count. and I can get the
updated count to work for the firat instance of the slideshow but it breaks
for the res
Hi, I'm working on the same issue with Cycle. I have multiple slideshows on
a page, each with current/total slide counter, example: "2 of 5 images"
(oddly, there are no examples of this particular implementation on Mike
Alsup's otherwise ridiculously varied and helpful cycle demo pages). and so
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