Hi, I am fairly new to jQuery in general, so this question might have been answered somewhere along the way.
I have a problem using the accordion plugin with the interface plugin. They don't interact, just including the interface.js file on the same page makes the accordion stop working. It appears the problem is on line 177 "complete: settings.finished" of the jquery.accordion.js file. When the interface is included the execution jumps to the interface file, when the interface file is not included the execution jumps to jQuery, animate. Any help would be greatly appreciated, Jason On Aug 30, 3:25 pm, Erin Doak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I agree that people like the animation effects. > I'm all for them. The problem is that if a > menu/header is still in the opening animation > process and the mouse is moved to a new > menu/header item the new menu doesn't open at all > - no matter how long one waits. That to me is a > bug. > > Erin > > >In the real world, things dont always happen instantly. > > >A sliding door (like on Star Trek) opens with a > >whoosh. I am sure they "could" have built a > >door "shield" that was opened instantly rather > >than a whooshing door. Especially with their > >futuristic technology. However, people like the > >whoosh. It's possible to have it too long, like > >whooooooooooooooooooooooooosh. In which case > >you bump into the door with your nose ( i.e. > >Supermarket Doors) or "whsh" in which case it > >feels like the "power" it turned up too high, > >which is jarring. > > >The perfect effect is timed to the Goldilocks > >principle. Not too quick, not too slow, not the > >instant the user puts their mouseover, not > >waiting too long to fire, not too much bounce, > >not too robot-like. It should be "just-right". > > >Glen > > >On 8/30/07, Erin Doak > ><<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >wrote: > > >>In my opinion (and only my opinion) i think > >>that it is kinda disturbing if we hover on one > >>item and immediately if we hover on another > >>item, the accordian doesn't open for the second > >>item. > > >I think that the interface should always be > >responsive to the user. If the mouse is over a > >menu it should activate. The animation is really > >just an 'extra'. The ability to navigate a web > >site by accessing the menu items is of paramount > >importance. > > >One possible solution might be to offer either behavior as an option. > > >Erin > > >On 8/26/07, Jörn Zaefferer <<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >wrote: > > >Ganeshji Marwaha schrieb: > >> Jörn, this is fantastic... very re-usable as well.. > > >> I have a question/suggestion though... When i hover over one of the > >> items, and before the animation completes if i hover over another > >> item, the animation for the second item doesn't occur. Now, i will > >> have to move my mouse out of that item and hover over it again to get > >> the other item to expand. Is it something that can be fixed, or is it > >> a known limitation that we will have to live by... > > >Well, so far that was intended to be a feature, not a bug. The > >combination of long-running animations with hover is annoying, right. > >But it is also annoying when the accordion keeps changing on each mouse > >move, even when you didn't intend to get a different chunk. "Fixing" it > >isn't difficult, but it is difficult to decide what the right fix > >actually is. Your help is appreciated. > > >-- Jörn
