Tuesday, September 5th, 2006
This version is lightweight and has a few parameters compared to the more flexible YUI version (that comes with a 200kb price tag).
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I was just looking for one of these yesterday, but I ended up just making my own since there wasn’t one already made.
Good find :)
Sebastien is doing great work, window.js is also a nice tool.
I still find the left-right convention in these carousels unintuitive, seems like they should work the opposite way.
I also have the same thoughts regarding the arrows’ directions.
Prototype? Why don’t you mention the jQuery solution?
See it here: http://sorgalla.com/pages/jcarousel.html
[...] Carousel Widget A carousel widget for displaying scrollable lists of images. (tags: javascript widget webdev) [...]
Actually, this is a common misunderstanding about the Yahoo! User Interface Library. The full un-minified, fully commented version of the library is 200K. I chose to use this version with my carousel code for simplified debugging.
Here is the actual sizes to what the carousel requires:
yahoo-min.js : 1K
event-min.js – 9K
container_core-min.js – 34K
connection-min.js – 9K
dom-min.js – 12K
animation-min.js – 15K
total : 80K
I apologize about this misunderstanding and I have removed it from the homepage (Dion Almaer could you remove it please)
My goal was mainly to have a carousel based on prototype for rails applications and that works on a lot of browser. jCarousel for example does not work on Safari.
And now I can add easily some features I need (available soon:))
Thanx for the rewrite Sebastien Gruhier :)
I though found a little bug in the _nextScroll function
I needed to change:
if (this.currentIndex + this.options.numVisible + this.options.scrollInc
oh it skipped the codes :S
but just remove the “+ this.options.scrollInc” from that line
Though i dont know how it will effect non static content in the slide!
good job I was needed just from prototype implementation of carousel.
_onComplete seems strange, it scrolls to the end after the Ajax update. Shouldn’t it be:
this._scroll(-this.options.scrollInc, inc == this.options.scrollInc);
instead of
this._scroll(-inc, inc != this.options.scrollInc);
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Oh it’s very cool!
The newer Prototype UI is simply amazing – it is so much easier to get things done without even touching jQuery manually. I love it!.
For anyone that’s a fan of the Apple.com style carousel widget, you can now download a free version I made from http://www.blarnee.com/idisplay
Enjoy ;)