Thanks Mike, here's the link and a description of how to get it to not
work..
http://zifimusic.com/cycle
I'm guessing that you're not using Firefox with Firebug. If you were,
you could set a breakpoint and see that your 'allPops' div contains
only a single element after the ajax call, so
My apologies Mike,
I am using firebug with Firefox, and hadn't seen that error in quite a
while, I then realized that from my first post on this subject to when
you re-requested the url, I had re-introduced the error on the testing
site.
Now combining the fix with stopping and emptying the
Any idea on how to stop/remove the cycle function and then restart it?
To stop:
$('#mySlideshow').cycle('stop');
To restart (same as first start):
$('#mySlideshow').cycle([
// your options here
});
Thanks Mike,
I had assumed that stopping the 'cycle' would clear it and allow me to
reassign it, but apparently that isn't working.
I've tried
[code]
$('div.allPops').cycle('stop');
$('div#popList').empty();
I had assumed that stopping the 'cycle' would clear it and allow me to
reassign it, but apparently that isn't working.
I've tried
[code]
$('div.allPops').cycle('stop');
$('div#popList').empty();
Thanks Mike, here's the link and a description of how to get it to not
work..
http://zifimusic.com/cycle
The cycle loads perfectly the first time (you see it load after a few
seconds - it will say 'feature artists' , and that will scroll through
the cycle).
Then, if you filter the list of
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