This is my code
$('#gallery-photos').cycle({
fx: 'fade',
speed: 500,
timeout: 3000,
pager: '#gallery-navigation',
requeueOnImageNotLoaded: true,
after: onAfter
}).cycle('pause');
As you can see the cycle will stop after init, as Malsup itself showed in some posts around the internet... but when i refresh page with Chrome or Safari, the cycle starts, ignoring the pause command.
I have another slideshow in the same page that autostarts as default, but it is not involved with the previous one
$(document).ready(function() {
$('#header-gallery-conteiner').cycle({
fx:'scrollUp',
speed: 888,
timeout: 4000,
requeueOnImageNotLoaded: true
});
});
How can i make it able to pause correctly even after refresh with webkit browsers?
move you first block of code inside the $(document).ready() event like this:
$(document).ready(function() {
$('#header-gallery-conteiner').cycle({
fx:'scrollUp',
speed: 888,
timeout: 4000,
requeueOnImageNotLoaded: true
});
$('#gallery-photos').cycle({
fx: 'fade',
speed: 500,
timeout: 3000,
pager: '#gallery-navigation',
requeueOnImageNotLoaded: true,
after: onAfter
}).cycle('pause');
});
You should only have one function assigned to $(document).ready()
, so if you have it also somewere else on your page get rid of it, and add the code to to the function above