Tried everything with this and it has me stumped!
I have to admit i’m not a javascript expert by any means but know enough to get by.
My customer wanted a pop box to explain the company was moving premises in the new year. I used jquery ui dialog for this which works fine as you’ll see in the example link: http://www.truemanswindows.co.uk/Lancashire/lancshome.html
Problem is this query stops the carousel from working (which is below the dialog box)
You cannot mix jQuery with the Carousel Action. If you must use jQuery, you’ll need to replace the Carousel Action with a jQuery-based carousel effect. Alternatively, try using the ScriptyLightbox2 as the means of showing your popup dialog.
Walter
On Dec 5, 2012, at 11:47 AM, Adam Bullen wrote:
My customer wanted a pop box to explain the company was moving premises in the new year. I used jquery ui dialog for this which works fine as you’ll see in the example link: http://www.truemanswindows.co.uk/Lancashire/lancshome.html
I had suspected the worse!
I will have a look at SLB2 as an alternative.
Can I set the popup to open on page load rather than having to click on a link?
Cheers,
Adam
You cannot mix jQuery with the Carousel Action. If you must use jQuery, you’ll need to replace the Carousel Action with a jQuery-based carousel effect. Alternatively, try using the ScriptyLightbox2 as the means of showing your popup dialog.
No, but try the Spawn New Window in iPad Compatibility mode. That does do the appear on load trick.
Walter
On Dec 5, 2012, at 12:01 PM, Adam Bullen wrote:
Thanks Walter,
I had suspected the worse!
I will have a look at SLB2 as an alternative.
Can I set the popup to open on page load rather than having to click on a link?
Cheers,
Adam
You cannot mix jQuery with the Carousel Action. If you must use jQuery, you’ll need to replace the Carousel Action with a jQuery-based carousel effect. Alternatively, try using the ScriptyLightbox2 as the means of showing your popup dialog.