> so I tried this and added this to my mycarousel_itemLoadCallback
> function (I looked at the JCarousel source code and thought maybe this
> would work):
>
> this.buttonNext[0].jcarouselstate = 'enabled';
>
> it seemed to enable it, but then my fing pictures did not render!  I'm
> about to lose it.
>
> Anyone have any time to maybe try to help me out here.  I'm looking at
> this documentation and wondering how the hell people are even
> manipulating this plug-in at all.  For example look at these guys,
> they manipulated the hell out of the Carousel and I have no idea how
> the heck they even figure out how to use the functions or where they
> are getting all these nifty functions.  I assume half of it is just
> using the jQuery library selectors on an object but still:
>
> http://usejquery.com/sites/296
>
> On Jul 2, 6:31 am, expresso <dschin...@...> wrote:
>
> > I've got a major wall with this plug-in.  You have to specify a size
> > that is > than the # of images that are currently viewable to get the
> > next button to be enabled.  That mucks up my entire logic when trying
> > to look up in a javascript array and paint a new set of pictures every
> > time you move next in the caoursel.
>
> >http://sorgalla.com/projects/jcarousel/
>
> > So I figured hey, maybe I can specify x images that does not go over
> > what is shown.  So if I pass 3 images, it will show 3 and not have to
> > specify a size of 4 just to get the next button to be enabled.  The
> > only way I can see to do this (possibly, but I'm not sure yet if this
> > will work) is to use the buttonNextCallback and somehow I guess in my
> > buttonNextCallback method that I assign it to, to do some logic and
> > enable or disable it.
>
> > Problem is I have not a clue how to use it!  There is absolutely no
> > documentation on how to set it and then what the syntax would be to
> > enable or disable the button.  And to make matters worse, the author
> > has dropped off the face of the earth.
>
> > So if anyone can shed some light on how I can control this next
> > button, you will save me from probably days more of work and I've
> > already spent a week on this!  I am about to go luda.
>
> > Also, can someone tell me how the heck he's getting the next button to
> > show enabled?  because in mine, if I specify a length over what's
> > shown and I click next, I get either empty frames or I get one picture
> > or two pictures in the next set when you click next.  His doesn't do
> > that.  He gets a nice new set of 3 each time and his next button is
> > enabled:  http://sorgalla.com/projects/jcarousel/examples/dynamic_flickr_api.html