JQuery :: Slider Playing Catch Up When Left Un-viewed?
Jun 30, 2011
I've got a problem with a jQuery slider I'm using on a website I'm currently developing (temporarily hosted at [URL]. Generally it looks and functions as I'd like it to, but it seems to have a problem when you're looking at other tabs/websites in your web browser. When you come back to the slider having been looking at something else for a minute or so, the slider effectively plays catch up and quickly scrolls through the slides faster than usual until it catches up with the position it would have been in had you not have been looking at another tab and left it to run. This seems to happen in all web browsers as far as I can tell.
I want to do like that, I have a center point, when I hover mouse to left of that point, slider will move left and same with right var margin = $("#viewer").offset().left; padding = $("#viewer").width()/2, m = margin+padding; $("#viewer").mouseenter(function(e) { var te = m-e.pageX; $('#slide').animate({left:"-="+te+"px"}) ; });
And <div id="viewer"> <div id="slide"> <img id="image1" class="current" src="21.jpg" alt="Amstrad CPC 472"> <img id="image2" src="45ew645f4sa.jpg" alt="Atari TT030"> <img id="image3" src="4h54df54hg5a.jpg" alt="Commodore 64"> <img id="image4" src="46eg.jpg" alt="Commodore 128"> <img id="image5" src="4w54erwe.jpg" alt="Sinclair ZX Spectrum +2"> </div></div> But, it only move left / right one time. So, how can div slider automatic move left (while mouse still hover viewer) forever until my mouse out of viewer.
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The other is that the items write out in the reverse of the order I want them in. I suppose I could just make the containing <div> tags float: right; instead of float: left; and fix this, but it would look odd when only 1 or 2 items have been viewed. I'd like item 1 to display to the far left, then shift to the right as additional items are viewed. Recently viewed items show horizontally at the bottom of the page content, above the footer.
The JS for the recent items is:
Code:
The script embeded in each page to pass values to the above looks like:
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