I'm new to jQuery as well, but after a bit of digging I found the solution
at:
http://www.pengoworks.com/workshop/jquery/stop_bug_fix.htm
Basically you want to use the stop() function to end queued animation, but
you need to pass a couple variables to it in order to make it function
properly. Here's the jist:
var clearQueue = true;
var gotoEnd= true;
$("#element").stop(clearQueue , gotoEnd)
The first value in the stop function, clearQueue, sets whether you want to
clear the present queue of event on this particular element.
The second value gotoEnd, sets whether or not you want to skip the the end
of the current animation being performed (say you were in the middle of
fadingIn, that would jump directly to the end of the animation and complete
the fadeIn). Without this, your elements would actually be partially opaque
permanantly after the first interruption of a hover with the stop(). So
make sure to add that as well.
it appears both values are set to false by default.
Hope that helps!
-clockworked347
joemccann wrote:
>
>
> Still no luck. Been trying to keep track of a flag value and it
> doesn't help at all.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> On Oct 1, 9:40 am, Joe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Go here:
>>
>> http://www.uisore.com/dev/new_placard/
>>
>> Now, mouseover the first thru the fifth thumbnails at the bottom
>> really quickly and then back from the fifth to the first thumbnail
>> really quickly.
>>
>> You'll notice that it has to "cycle" thru all the thumbnails'
>> animations (fadeIn/Out) until it reached the last thumbnail that you
>> hovered over.
>>
>> So it seems there is some sort of queue of events that are stacking up
>> and I need to clear that queue when another thumbnail hover state has
>> been encounterd.
>>
>> How do you do this? I've read up on the queue, dequeue, and stop
>> portions of the jQuery API and have had no luck with my current
>> scenario.
>>
>> thanks.
>>
>> Joe
>>
>> www.subprint.com
>
>
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