We are using a special system that allows our users to set a delay between slides and whether or not the image contains a link. We were using mootools for the slideshow but wish to update to nivoSlider.
A php script exports the following as per our old system requirements
var data = {
'0225201274127_1.jpg': {delay:4000},
'0225201274417_4.jpg': {delay:3000},
'0225201274624_9.jpg': {delay:5000},
'0225201274607_8.jpg': {delay:3000},
'0225201274456_6.jpg': {delay:6000},
'0225201274521_7.jpg': {delay:7000},
'0225201274435_5.jpg': {delay:3000},
'0225201274338_2.jpg': {delay:2000},
'0225201274647_10.jpg': {delay:1000},
'0225201274359_3.jpg': {delay:6000},
'0225201274707_11.jpg': {delay:4000}
};
I am simply looking for a way to set the delays above to the individual images in the slideshow.
If needed I can reconfigure the output. We have been trying different methods all day without success.
I'm using an array with 'afterLoad' and it works good.
var delays = [4000,3000,5000,3000]; //your delay array
function pageLoad() {
$(function () {
$('#slider').nivoSlider({
pauseTime: 50000,
directionNav: true,
afterChange: function () { setDelay() },
afterLoad: function () { setDelay() },
controlNav: true,
pauseOnHover: false
});
});
}
function setDelay() {
var currentSlide = $('#slider').data("nivo:vars").currentSlide;
setTimeout(function () {
$('#slider').find('a.nivo-nextNav').click()
}, delays[currentSlide]);
}
hope this helps. The rest of your html is standar nivo layout