I'm trying to integrate jquery-mousewheel plugin (https://github.com/jquery/jquery-mousewheel) with the plugin - jquery cycle2 plugin.
Everything was fine until I discovered that mouse scrolling triggers a lot of scrolling events, especially with the new "magic" trackpads and mice that create a lot of inertia in the wheel.
On GitHub I found a plugin (https://github.com/amondit/jquery.scrollsteps.js) designed specifically for this plugin to handle with this problem.
I used the file jquery.scrollsteps-full-min.js.
That's how I call the plugin:
$(function() {
var $slider = $('.slider_overlay');
// slider initialize
$slider.cycle({
fx: 'scrollVert',
timeout: 0,
pager: '.slider_list',
pagerTemplate: '',
pagerActiveClass: 'active_slide',
slides: '> div',
centerHorz: true,
centerVert: true,
speed: 1000
});
// initialize scrollsteps plugin
$slider.scrollsteps({
up: $slider.cycle('prev'),
down: $slider.cycle('next')
});
});
And, when I start to scroll the page up and down, I get the following error message from firebug console:
"TypeError: i.down is not a function" or "TypeError: i.up is not a function"
Perhaps someone has any ideas or thoughts why this error may occur?
If I use a default mousewheel init (without scrollsteps plugin) - everything worked fine:
$slider.mousewheel(function(e) {
if (e.deltaY > 0) {
$slider.cycle('prev');
} else {
$slider.cycle('next');
}
});
but as I mentioned it triggers a lot of scrolling events.
Maybe I'm solve this problem incorrectly ? If somebody knows other solutions - will be very grateful for the help.
Аnswer )
$(function() {
var $slider = $('.slider_overlay');
$slider.cycle({
fx: 'scrollVert',
timeout: 0,
pager: '.slider_list'
pagerTemplate: '',
pagerActiveClass: 'active_slide',
slides: '> div',
centerHorz: true,
centerVert: true,
speed: 1000
});
function prev() {
$slider.cycle('prev')
}
function next() {
$slider.cycle('next')
}
$slider.scrollsteps({
up: prev,
down: next
});
});