so im a little rusty with my JS, but here is my code... basically i have an image, that on mouseover, it cycles through a hidden div full of other images... fading it out, replacing the src, and fading back in. it works great. but once it gets through all the images, i want it to start back over and keep looping through them until the mouseout event stops it.
i thought i could just call the function again from within the function cycle_images($(current_image));
, but that leads to the browser freaking out, understandably. what is a good method to accomplish this?
$.fn.image_cycler = function(options){
// default configuration properties
var defaults = {
fade_delay: 150,
image_duration: 1500,
repeatCycle: true,
};
var options = $.extend(defaults, options);
this.each(function(){
var product = $(this);
var image = $('div.image>a.product_link>img', product);
var description = $('div.image>div.description', product);
var all_images = $('div.all_images', product);
var nex开发者_JAVA百科t_image = ($(all_images).find('img[src="' + $(image).attr('src') + '"]').next('img').attr('src')) ? $(all_images).find('img[src="' + $(image).attr('src') + '"]').next('img') : $(all_images).children('img').first();;
// mouseover
image.fadeOut(options.fade_delay, function(){
image.attr('src', next_image.attr('src'));
image.fadeIn(options.fade_delay);
});
if (options.repeatCycle){
var loop = function() {
product.image_cycler();
}
setTimeout(loop,options.image_duration);
}
});
};
$(document).ready(function() {
$('div.product').hover(function(){
$(this).image_cycler();
}, function(){
$(this).image_cycler({repeatCycle: false});
});
});
It sounds like you want it to re-cycle and stop on mouseout.
After you define the cycle_images() function, add a flag, repeatCycle
cycle_images.repeatCycle = true;
At the end of the cycle_images function, add a recursive call with a timeout
if (this.repeatCycle) {
var f = function() {
return cycle_images.apply(this, [$current_image]);
}
setTimeout(f,50);
}
Then in mouseout,
cycle_images.repeatCycle = false;
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