My goal is to link to photo galleries directly on a web page that uses a Jquery’s “Animate” and JS/CSS. The page in question is witold.org (click on either photo to go to a gallery I want to link directly.)
I learned why this is not possible due to security issues.
As such, I was thinking that perhaps I can create additional HTML pages for each gallery with just the gallery script. For example, this page.
But even though I am using the same gallery script, linking to the same CSS and same JS, the gallery has a lot of errors. Gallery seems to partially load: no photos load initially but when mouse is over the thumbs they show up, and when one clicks on a thumb the large JPG shows up. But then everything seems to stop working. I can't increment to next photo via clicking thumbs or clicking arrows.
I am missing some fundamental piece of this, but not sure what... I guess my question is that if I navigate to the gallery via main page it works but when I strip only gallery code to a seperate html page the code fails. Any ideas?
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I am using the nivoSlider image gallery on my website, however when the page loads the gallery doesn't appear straight away. And after a little while it loads
Using firebug I have identified it is an issue with including pure chat in my website. If I remove pure chat from my code it loads soon as the page starts. How can I make is so pure chat doesn't affect the load of the image gallery (without removing it from my page)?
With purechat
Without purechat
I have developed an App using PhoneGap and JqueryMobile.
I have many HTML Pages , navigation from One page to other page on click of the image is taking lot of time.And the end user have no clue what is happening at the back end.
I would like to show loading image until the page gets loaded.
I'm wondering how could I use Jquery to show a simple "Loading..." on the screen until page is loaded.
Please help me on this.
With jquerymobile you can do this with $.mobile.showPageLoadingMsg() resp. $.mobile.hidePageLoadingMsg() as described in the documentation.
In the "work" section of my site, I cannot seem to get the 3rd gallery (Commercial) to show up.
Link - http://www.alliedouglass.com/20120521_index.html#work
You'll notice that if you start on the "Journalism" slide and then click on "Commercial" it appears briefly but then vanishes.
The photo gallery plugin is http://juicebox.net/ and content slider is flexslider.
This is my first website, so i'd like to apologize for the amount of errors in the code, and also for the slow page loading. These are all things I'm currently addressing, or am at least attempting to.
In my scenario, I'm linking to fairly large images (both in dimensions and filesize). It's understandable that fancybox will have to load for a few seconds before displaying them. The problem is that the loading animation is not showing up, so when the user clicks the thumbnail, it gives the impression that nothing is happening. Fancybox eventually comes up a few seconds later.
There is a secondary issue, also. The images are set to display as a gallery, via the "rel" attribute. Even when the user is viewing one image, browsing to the next takes a while (again, due to filesize), but because the throbber is not showing up, it seems like the prev/next buttons are not working. Any ideas?
I should add that I'm using fancybox v2.
My code (after including the necessary css and scripts for fancybox and the buttons helper, of course): http://pastebin.com/u3g8U8FS
Updating to the latest version (2.0.6) did the trick.
Make sure that the fancybox_loading.gif as well as the fancybox_sprite.png files are in the same folder as the jquery.fancybox.css file
I've got a page with a lot of images (thumbnails). You should be able to expand the images via Lightbox. I need to encourage the browser to load the image in the Lightbox before any other image (thumbnail).
I remember some articles (I can't find anymore) on how to influence the loading mechanism of the browser (use a different subdomain to allow another thread), but I'd like to know whether there might be other options (i.e. without additional subdomains).
To clarify the issue:
Example (how I'd like it to behave)
I visit the page
I click on the 3rd picture thumbnail
The 3rd picture is shown (while the remaining thumbnails are loading)
Example (how it behaves right now)
I visit the page
I click on the 3rd picture thumbnail
A spinning wheel is shown until all thumbnails are loaded
The 3rd picture is shown
Are there any tutorials/papers/views on this issue?
Just did it with using jQuery $('<img>').attr('src', ...) in my custom queue-manager which limits the browser to load images 1-by-1 thus having the capacity to load additional images that might be showing up on the page (like the one in the lightbox).