Slider/Pagination help!

WOW! Thanks to the solution by webandflow posted earlier, the pagination problem with the mouseovers is resolved!

Now all we need is to figure out how to stop the slider from "stopping" if one interacts with the pagination

to stop "stopping" for what ever reason, comment rows 108 and 111 in the contentslider.js

but that will keep user away from any interaction.

Quote from: iRolf at Sep 15, 2010, 04:37 PM

to stop "stopping" for what ever reason, comment rows 108 and 111 in the contentslider.js

but that will keep user away from any interaction.

Ok, so if you remove line 108 the following happens:

- The transition becomes really laggy
- The transition speed increases
- The slider keeps rolling even when user interacts with pagination!!

Now we need to figure out how to edit this code so that the slider keeps rolling with no laggy or speed side effects

this.turnpage(setting, setting.currentpage, true)
if (setting.autorotate[0]){ //if auto rotate enabled
pdiv[setting.revealtype]=function(){
featuredcontentslider.cleartimer(setting, window["fcsautorun"+setting.id])
}
sliderdiv["onclick"]=function(){ //stop content slider when slides themselves are clicked on
featuredcontentslider.cleartimer(setting, window["fcsautorun"+setting.id])
}
setting.autorotate[1]=setting.autorotate[1]+(1/setting.enablefade[1]*50) //add time to run fade animation (roughly) to delay between rotation
this.autorotate(setting)
}
},

please, would you be so kind to be more precise in what you are looking for?
I can’t get them together:
Quote from: AR/Counterfire

Now all we need is to figure out how to stop the slider from "stopping" if one interacts with the pagination

Quote from: AR/Counterfire

- The slider keeps rolling even when user interacts with pagination!!
Now we need to figure out how to edit this code so that the slider keeps rolling with no laggy or speed side effects

and, by the way, you’re using jQuery, why don’t you give the cycle plugin a try?

I want the Slider to continue playing even if a user goes over the pagination (1-2-3-4 buttons) with his mouse. At the current stage it doesn’t do that.

Quote from: AR/Counterfire at Sep 15, 2010, 04:16 PM

WOW! Thanks to the solution by webandflow posted earlier, the pagination problem with the mouseovers is resolved!

Now all we need is to figure out how to stop the slider from "stopping" if one interacts with the pagination

Glad I could help.

As for the slideshow, I know you’ve probably invested a lot of time into this, but I’d suggest re-evaluating and moving to something like jQuery with the cycle plugin or, what I tend to prefer si the jQuery tools Scrollable plugin.