[jQuery] Re: hoverIntent question: how to flush queue?

2008-02-01 Thread Brian Cherne
Well... I can't say I read every line of code... I only looked at two js files that loaded after the others and looked (by name) like they were custom code. Then I used Firebug to search through them for "hoverIntent" which is thankfully a very unique string. :) The difficultly with your project's

[jQuery] Re: hoverIntent question: how to flush queue?

2008-02-01 Thread Alexandre Plennevaux
Brian, thank you very very much for taking the time to look through that 1000-liner. i didn't expect such effort otherwise i would have told you right away where to find the code instead of making you search through it. After more than a year doing jquery, I'm always amazed by the commitment of its

[jQuery] Re: hoverIntent question: how to flush queue?

2008-02-01 Thread Sebioff
Entertaining indeed :) Not the solution you requested, but what about some sort of global variable where you store whether there's still an open div (for example, set it to 1 after slideDown, to 0 after slideUp), and if there's an open div just don't call the slideDown another time? On 1 Feb., 19

[jQuery] Re: hoverIntent question: how to flush queue?

2008-02-01 Thread Brian Cherne
I reviewed your code. Is the project expanding/collapsing functionality contained in 19_proto_M2.js, lines 197-263 ? I don't think you're configuring the hoverIntent plug-in properly. It would be best if you named your over/out functions and included in them in the configuration object. Then just