jCarousel documentation states the following:
- By passing the callback function itemLoadCallback as configuration option, you are able to dynam
In addition to the above, please also specify the size of your new carousel.
carousel.size(x);
This should eliminate the white empty boxes in IE (as described above).
Thanks, Nik
You can do this but you need to keep a reference to the carousel around and call reset
on it. This can be achieved by using the initCallback
option you pass to the jcarousel function.
function carousel_callback( carousel, state) {
// BWA-HA...I have the carousel now....FEEL THE POWER!
// reset empties it out
$('#reset-caro').click( function( evt ) {
carousel.reset();
});
// here's how to call add
$('#add-to').click( function( evt ) {
// ..this just adds to the first spot..modify as needed
carousel.add(0, "<li>O HAI!</li>");
});
}
$(document).ready(function() {
$('#mycarousel').jcarousel( {
initCallback: carousel_callback
});
});
Here's my HTML:
<a id="reset-caro" href="#">reset</a>
<a id="add-to" href="#">add</a>
<ul id="mycarousel" class="jcarousel-skin-tango">
<li>MOM</li>
<li>DAD</li>
<li>BROTHER</li>
<li>SISTER</li>
</ul>