increasing itemVisible property is not resizing in Firefox

[dvp]

I don't know if this is a bug, but when I increase the itemVisible number, the jcarousel is automatically resized in IE, but not in Firefox.

After increasing the itemVisble number, in Firefox, the Next button appears on top of the clipping area which reveals images to the right of both the button and the carousel frame.

Does this mean the width of the jCarousel needs to be set manually in Firefox?

Thanks in advance for you advice on solving this.

Duncan

[jsor]

Hi,

do you have a example page where i can see this happen?

Jan

dvp wrote:

I don't know if this is a bug, but when I increase the itemVisible number, the jcarousel is automatically resized in IE, but not in Firefox.

After increasing the itemVisble number, in Firefox, the Next button appears on top of the clipping area which reveals images to the right of both the button and the carousel frame.

Does this mean the width of the jCarousel needs to be set manually in Firefox?

Thanks in advance for you advice on solving this.

Duncan

[dvp]

Hi Jan, The problem only occurs with dynamically loaded content. I get the same results in the files you include in your download: example_dynamic_javascript.html example_dynamic_ajax.html I've downloaded your demo again just now and attached a screenshot from Firefox 1.5. The only modifications I've made are as follows: itemVisible: 5, itemScroll: 4, Please let me know if you can duplicate this problem in Firefox. Thanks, Duncan jcarousel_firefox1.5.jpg

Jan Sorgalla wrote:

Hi, do you have a example page where i can see this happen? Jan

dvp wrote:

I don't know if this is a bug, but when I increase the itemVisible number, the jcarousel is automatically resized in IE, but not in Firefox. After increasing the itemVisble number, in Firefox, the Next button appears on top of the clipping area which reveals images to the right of both the button and the carousel frame. Does this mean the width of the jCarousel needs to be set manually in Firefox? Thanks in advance for you advice on solving this. Duncan

[jsor]

Hi,

nope, no problems in FF here. I don't have Safari here. As soon as i have the chance to test it with Safari, i'll try to fix that.

Jan


Hi Jan,
The problem only occurs with dynamically loaded content.
I get the same results in the files you include in your download:

example_dynamic_javascript.html
example_dynamic_ajax.html

I've downloaded your demo again just now and attached a screenshot from Firefox 1.5.
The only modifications I've made are as follows:

   itemVisible: 5,
   itemScroll: 4,

Please let me know if you can duplicate this problem in Firefox.
Thanks,

Duncan

jcarousel_firefox1.5.jpg

Jan Sorgalla wrote:

Hi,

do you have a example page where i can see this happen?

Jan

dvp wrote:

I don't know if this is a bug, but when I increase the itemVisible number, the jcarousel is automatically resized in IE, but not in Firefox.

After increasing the itemVisble number, in Firefox, the Next button appears on top of the clipping area which reveals images to the right of both the button and the carousel frame.

Does this mean the width of the jCarousel needs to be set manually in Firefox?

Thanks in advance for you advice on solving this.

Duncan

[jsor]

Sorry, for talking about Safari. Got confused with a comment on my blog about a similar problem.
The width of the carousel is set to a fix width in the styles.
Just set the correct width there (.jcarousel-scope etc.).

Jan


Hi,

nope, no problems in FF here. I don't have Safari here. As soon as i have the chance to test it with Safari, i'll try to fix that.

Jan


Hi Jan,
The problem only occurs with dynamically loaded content.
I get the same results in the files you include in your download:

example_dynamic_javascript.html
example_dynamic_ajax.html

I've downloaded your demo again just now and attached a screenshot from Firefox 1.5.
The only modifications I've made are as follows:

   itemVisible: 5,
   itemScroll: 4,

Please let me know if you can duplicate this problem in Firefox.
Thanks,

Duncan

jcarousel_firefox1.5.jpg

Jan Sorgalla wrote:

Hi,

do you have a example page where i can see this happen?

Jan

dvp wrote:

I don't know if this is a bug, but when I increase the itemVisible number, the jcarousel is automatically resized in IE, but not in Firefox.

After increasing the itemVisble number, in Firefox, the Next button appears on top of the clipping area which reveals images to the right of both the button and the carousel frame.

Does this mean the width of the jCarousel needs to be set manually in Firefox?

Thanks in advance for you advice on solving this.

Duncan

[dvp]

Jan,
The jcarousel resizes the width automagically in IE. I was hoping there might be similar behavior in Firefox.
Is there a way to make it resize Firefox to accommodate changes to itemVisible?
BTW, you've done a terrific job on this plugin -- nice work on porting it jQuery!

Duncan



Sorry, for talking about Safari. Got confused with a comment on my blog about a similar problem.
The width of the carousel is set to a fix width in the styles.
Just set the correct width there (.jcarousel-scope etc.).

Jan

Jan Sorgalla wrote:

Hi,

nope, no problems in FF here. I don't have Safari here. As soon as i have the chance to test it with Safari, i'll try to fix that.

Jan

[agent2026]

I'm also planning on looking into this ability, just haven't got to it yet.  This post looks like a good place to start.  Let us know if it works out.

Adam

dvp wrote:

Jan,
The jcarousel resizes the width automagically in IE. I was hoping there might be similar behavior in Firefox.
Is there a way to make it resize Firefox to accommodate changes to itemVisible?
BTW, you've done a terrific job on this plugin -- nice work on porting it jQuery!

Duncan

[Aurapp]

Thanks Jan, but what if I want to use multiple jcarousel on one single page with different width for each one ?

Aurapp

Jan Sorgalla wrote:

Sorry, for talking about Safari. Got confused with a comment on my blog about a similar problem.
The width of the carousel is set to a fix width in the styles.
Just set the correct width there (.jcarousel-scope etc.).

Jan