first you forgot a "{" in the first cycle, maybe you already noticed this.
Second, trying to help you: why don't you try to use for both slideshows a
delay of 3000ms but a timeout of 3 secs in the first and 6 secs in the other
one.
This make the right magic for you?
2009/12/23 Rick Faircloth <r...@whitestonemedia.com>
> Ok…I’ve been banging my head and Google long enough…
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> I’ve got two cycle plug-ins running, trying to get them to display
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> the first image (working), wait 3 seconds (slideshow1), change
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> slideshow1 image, wait 3 seconds, change slideshow2 image,
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> wait 3 seconds change slideshow1 image, etc.
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> Just alternate the two slideshow transitions 3 seconds apart.
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> Why won’t this work?
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> $('.slideshow').cycle(
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> fx: 'fade',
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> speed:1000,
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> delay: 3000,
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> timeout: 3000
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> });
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> $('.slideshow2').cycle({
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> fx: 'fade',
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> speed: 1000,
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> delay: 6000,
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> timeout: 3000
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> });
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> Thanks,
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> Rick
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