Queueing Functions - Can't Use The Queue That Comes With Scriptaculous?
Nov 26, 2009
I have a series of functions I need to run in order.The functions use a lot of scriptaculous effects and I need to que up the functions so that they only run when the previous one, with all of its functions, have finished running. Cause of the nature of what I'm trying to do, I can't use the queue that comes with scriptaculous.
I tried this http:[url]....how-do-i-store-javascript-functions-in-a-queue-for-them-to-be-executed-eventually, and the functions are still starting before all the effects finish.
I was reading about delay() in the API ref and it mentioned it used the standard effects queue or a custom queue, but didn't illustrate how you set up a custom queue.
Code: $(elements).delay(500).fadeInSequence().hide(); fadeInSequence is a plugin defined below Code: jQuery.fn.fadeInSequence = function(fadeInTime, timeBetween) { console.log("fadein"); //Default Values timeBetween = typeof(timeBetween) == 'undefined' ? 0 : timeBetween; [Code]...
I'm trying to make this plugin chainable, but right now the animation is not going in the queue. This is indicated by the fact that the .hide() goes into effect immediately. My goal is to make the plugin work so any methods called after it will wait until fadeInSequence() is finished. So in this case, all the elements will fade in and THEN .hide() will go into effect.
I have been trying to get queues working the way I thought they should work for ages… But I think I this functionality is not available in jQuery.
I basically want to run an animation in another elements queue (e.g. $('body').queue('custom')). So say I am moving a div element using the animate function I want that animation to be passed to the body's 'custom' queue so that I can do some other animations on other objects and also pass them to the body's 'custom' queue and they will respect the animation before it.
I did see a plugin [URL] which addressed it a few years ago but it has not been updated to even support jQuery 1.4.
There is also another plugin [URL] which seems quite new… but this seems ridiculous that such a feature has not already been addressed. It is a problem that I keep encountering over and over and over again.
I'm trying to slide in a submenu on hover. The problem is the queue build up when moving the mouse over it quickly.
Here's my code:
I added the "stop(true, true)" to fix the build up problem but that's not what I want because when I hover while it's sliding up it "jumps" to a height of 0 before expanding.
I think that's because of the second "true" parameter (jumpToEnd). Without it .subnav doesn't open all the way anymore (it doesn't have a specific height specified).
I have created the application in PHP and JQuery of display locations on google map.THere are few images in divs after clicking on it there are 3 ajax requests are called in following order 1: to display video from youtube2: to display description from database.3: to display locations on map. After clicking on images in div, result is displayed in following order.1: to display description from database. (It is displayed within 1 sec) 2: to display locations on map. (It is displayed within 2 sec)3: to display video from youtube. (It is displayed within 2 sec to 3 sec) As map and youtube video are not located on local server, so that those are taking time to display.Is there any way to display all above 3 output when all data will receive from their servers?
I am having problems with the hover queue, see [URL] Now i found this plugin [URL] but assumes you are animating $(this) i my case a div triggers another div to animate
According to HTTP/1.1 specs, a client should only have two connections open to the host at a time (which can be changed by browser users, of course).
When using xmlHttpRequest connections, is there any way to detect that the request is queued? I did some tests (see "Queued Requests" at http://www.ajaxtoolbox.com/request/examples.php ) and it looks like readyState 1 is fired immediately after the request is made, even though it's not actually active yet.
Is there anything else I can look at to tell if my request has been queued and hasn't actually started running yet?
I use scriptaculous to retrieve the hotel names and area names from database in this page. My question is where it says step 3, Search for hotel, chain or location!. Type in syd for example and you see how it retrieves the values from database and shows them underneath. It works fine and the list is generated beautifully. Now I have to add the next step which is filling this text box (from step 3 where you typed syd in) with the value (of the item clicked on). For example once you typed sydney, if you click on Sydney, I want the text field to be filled with value sydney.
Is it possible to pause the script in a way, until a scriptaculous effect complets? At the moment, the effects are half way through scrolling/fading, while the script continues.
i want this animation to start from the beginning but i dont know how to do it.im using scriptaculous framework. here is my animation:[URL].. and here is my code:
<script type="text/javascript" language="javascript"> //fade div 1 new Effect.Fade('anim1', {duration: 1, from: 0, to: 1, afterFinish: function (one){ //after finnish 1 //after fade 1 effects
I am looking to recreate a form function like this website: [URL] What happens when you click the answer to the question the form scrolls to the next function. I would love to know how this is done. I am not a javascript developer but having looked into this the form uses scriptaculous.js and prototype.js. Is there an online form builder or a program out there that can re-create this or is it just a simple bit of javascript added onto a form?
My problem is I am making a side menu and I want it to behave like jQuery Accordion...I am not using Accordion because I want to have a "Double Accordion" a nested one if you want...
Also I'm a lot more at ease with Scriptaculous...I get how to Blind down (or Slide down) the problem is I want to create a function that will detect whether a div is down already or not...
So my question is how do I retrieve values to tell me if it's down or if it's up...
I was wondering if there is a technique in jQuery or Scriptaculous to create an effect similar to the one here Check out how the image scrolls in and out. This is currently in Flash, but I'd like to do something similar with a JavaScript library.
Not a huge issue, more of an annoyance, but when firing
Code: Effect.Appear('whatever');
it only works when
Code: display:block;
is an inline style on the target element and not when it's applied via an external style sheet. Is there a fix for this or is it just a quirk of the library?
My Javascript is very limited, but I get on pretty well with Jquery (I love it!) so some of what I say here may be seriously flawed I've done alot of searching on this but not found anything that fits what I need (I'd rather write and understand my own code than use a plugin) What a want is a simple function (or other means) of replicating the callback function for lengthy animations (so I don't end up with a load of functions within functions within functions) So I want to be able to animate (or change) a multiple number of elements IN TURN - ie once the previous animation has completed - eg
I know I can do this with callbacks, but as I said, this gets messy Can I stick these in an array and pass to a function to manage this (and if so how baring in mind my limited Javascript
