I'm running into a problem with jQuery, so I think I've figured out a workaround, but need help.
I currently attach a cycle() slideshow to my div like this:
function startSlideshow() {
$('#slideshow').cycle({ some parameters });
}
When I pause and restart this slideshow, it exhibits weird behavior, due to bugs in the cycle plugin. So my workaround idea is this: to destroy the existing cycle() a开发者_开发技巧nd then just recreate it on the fly.
I can easily recreate it by calling startSlideshow() again... but how do I kill the old cycle() that's attached to the div?
I guess I'm looking for a way to "unset" or "unbind" it completely (and jQuery's unbind() method isn't it).
Thanks-- Eric
Use the the plugins destroy command, it has been added to version 2.80
$('#slideshow').cycle('destroy');
You can use $('#slideshow').cycle('destroy');
But are you sure the weird behaviour is due to the cycle plug-in having bugs ? and not improper usage of it ?
How do you pause and restart the cycling ?
First you remove the attached cycle command. Then you remove the inline styles created by cycle:
$("#slideshow").cycle("destroy");
$("#slideshow, #slideshow *").removeAttr("style");
startSlideshow(); // recreate cycle slideshow
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