, originally uploaded by anpsmn.

, originally uploaded by anpsmn.

The issue I was facing was when I make it circular by the following code, I used to have a an empty element right after the last element. This makes a weird transition on the scroller i.e it doesn’t look like it’s circular.

$(document).ready(function(){
 $("#scrollable").scrollable({circular: true});
});

I came up with a quick fix since I didn’t have much time to spend on this.
I copied the second element of the list and appended at the last.
Couldn’t think of anything other than this. If you have a better solution feel free to comment.

$('.items').append('<li>'+$('.items li').eq(2).html()+'</li>')

UPDATE: You can see this live here

Requirement: I had few thumbnails [ video snapshots ]  in a gallery which when clicked should load the respective video.

I did the following to get the result.

<div id="video-wrap">

   <div id="video"> </div>

</div>

Created an empty div with id ‘video’ for the player.

  // fgdata --> XML DOM Object

  $('gallery > item', fgData).each(function(){

     var thumbUrl = $('>thumbnail', $(this)).text();

     var videoType = $('>videotype',$(this)).text();

     var videoUrl = $('>videoUrl', $(this)).text()

     // creating thumbnail elements for the gallery

     $('#gallery ul').append('<li>'

       + '<img src="'+ thumbUrl +'" alt=""/>'

       + '<p id="videotype_'+ i +'">'+ videoType +'</p>'

       + '<p id="video_'+ i +'">'+ videoUrl+'</p>'

       + '</li>');

   });

I parse a XML document for the video urls and the thumbnail urls and I get the video type too .

  $('#gallery ul li').children('img:eq(0)').bind('click', function(){

      switchVideos(videoType, videoUrl);
  });

Each thumbnail image is attached a click event.

  var flowplayerobj= null;
  function switchVideos(vType, vUrl){

     // Unload the flowplayer before deleting the element

        if(flowplayerobj != null)
           flowplayerobj.unload();

     // removing the element
        $('#video').text(' ');
        $('#video').remove();
     // Creating the element [ #video ] again after removng it.

        $('#video-wrap').append('<div id="video"></div>');

     var vType = vType;

     var vUrl = vUrl;

     if(vType=='youtube')

     {

         $('video').append('<object width="506" height="335"><param name="wmode" value="transparent"></param><param name="movie" value="'+ vUrl +'"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="'+ vUrl +'" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" wmode="transparent" width="506" height="335"></embed></object>');

     }

     else

     {

         insertFlowPlayer(vUrl);

     }

 }

Every time I remove the div containing the video player since I would be switching the players according to the video type.

Note:  If the element contains the flowplayer, it can’t be removed directly. One needs to unload the flowplayer first and then remove the element.

If the video type [vType] is youtube, I embed the youtube player. If not I insert the flowplayer.

  function insertFlowPlayer(url){

    var vUrl = url;

    flowplayerobj = $f("video", {src: '/flash/flowplayer-3.1.5.swf', wmode: 'transparent'}, {

                  // change the default controlbar to tube
                  plugins: {
                             controls: {
                                          url: '/flash/flowplayer.controls-tube-3.1.5.swf',
                                          borderRadius: '0px',
                                          bufferGradient: 'none',
                                          sliderColor: '#c9c9c9',
                                          timeBgColor: '#d5d5d5',
                                          volumeSliderGradient: 'none',
                                          tooltipTextColor: '#000',
                                          buttonOverColor: '#BA1010',
                                          volumeSliderColor: '#aaaaaa',
                                          progressGradient: 'medium',
                                          progressColor: '#BA1010',
                                          bufferColor: '#c78f8e',
                                          backgroundColor: '#e1e1e1',
                                          timeColor: '#000',
                                          sliderGradient: 'none',
                                          buttonColor: '#000',
                                          durationColor: '#000',
                                          tooltipColor: '#d5d5d5',
                                          height: 25,
                                          opacity: 1.0
                                       }
                          },
                  playlist: [
                              {
                                  url: imgSrc, //screenshot url onload of the player
                                  scaling: 'fit'
                              },
                              {
                                  url: vUrl,
                                  autoPlay: false
                              }
                            ],
                  canvas:
                            {
                                  backgroundColor: '#ffffff'
                            }
       });

}

I have customized the flowplayer so that it looks similar to youtube player when switched.

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Here u go!! These are idols here in matunga. My bro did manage to get few photos. I have posted only one here. You can find more photos here .

Ganesh -The Elephant Headed God, originally uploaded by anpsmn.

The elephant headed god’s 10-day visit at Tejookaya park (that’s where i stay).

Need to thank ma bro Varun for taking these photos. He’s gonna get more photos of all ganesh idols in matunga. Click here for more pics.

I attached a click event to an element

$('#test a').click(function()
{
  $(this).children('img').attr("src","images/open.gif");

});

The problem i faced was that the click event was called more than once.

After a long search,got a solution and may this help one of u too.

.unbind did the trick

$('#test a').unbind("click").click(function()
{
  $(this).children('img').attr("src","images/open.gif");

});