Hi Charlie, thanks for the reply, i appreciate it.
That's what I'm doing: repeating the constructor and changing the IDs. this
adds 200 extra lines of code to the js file though. Previously in this
thread, someone else figured out a way to not have to add unique IDs to the
html code. so that there was only one constructor statement, with no
repeated code. But alas I couldn't get it to work.
There should be a way for js to loop through the html and create unique
variables for each slideshow encounter ("#s + 1" or something like that).
any thoughts?
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> I figured out a way to make the "current slide number" work for multiple
> slideshows on the same page, but i have to repeat the function
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> // init for the cycle js
> $(document).ready(function(){
> $('#s1').cycle({
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> timeout: 0,
> next:'#next1, #s1',
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> var caption1 = (opts.currSlide + 1) + '/' + opts.slideCount;
> $('#caption1').html(caption1);
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> thank you for replying. your plugin is awesome.
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> On thing, in your example, you only have one slideshow on the page, I have
> multiple slideshows on the page with the updating count. and I can get the
> updated count to work for the firat instance of the slideshow but it
> breaks for the rest. any ideas?
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