I’m trying to create a custom jQuery script from a jQuery script 
I’m having problems in the process and I was hoping someone could help me correct my mistake ?
Could you please post the code you currently have so we can help you
<script type="text/javascript">
$(function() {
$('#toss_shift').cycle({
easing: 'easeInBack',
delay: -2000
animOut: { left: 800 }
});
});
</script>
I’ve been trying on mixing two custom transition properties together.
Instead of trying to mix together two different things that may or may not be compatible, perhaps you can help us to understand the effect that you’re wanting to achieve. That way we can figure out if it’s feasible or not, and if so, how to achieve it.
I’m trying to create my custom transition using jQuery cycle.
Please explain, in words, what you want the transition to do.
I want a create my own transition by blending together two existing transitions.
All the best on it then.
If you would like some help with this, you may find that it helps to let us know the two transitions you wish to blend, as well as the parts from each that you’re wanting to blend.
If you would like some help with this, you may find that it helps to let us know the two transitions you wish to blend, as well as the parts from each that you’re wanting to blend.
Sure I can supply that information to my goal. I want to mix these two transitions together, the end result I want is to control how much of each of the two transitions within this one transition.
The easing part that occurs before it’s tossed away has to occur along the same fixed line.
The first animation eases out to the bottom left, then tosses away to the upper right. Notice that at all parts of the animation it occurs along the same straight line.
The second animation eases out to the left, then tosses away to the right. It’s another dead-straight line.
As long the toss animation occurs along only the one straight line, the easing at the start and the speed of the toss can be customised with ease.
If you want the animation to occur along anything else than a dead-straight line, you cannot use the toss transition. Instead, a special custom transition would need to be commissioned that meets the desired requirements.
The second animation eases out to the left, then tosses away to the right. It’s another dead-straight line.
As long the toss animation occurs along only the one straight line, the easing at the start and the speed of the toss can be customised with ease.
I want the animation to occur along a straight line.
Both of the sequences occur along straight lines. What changes do you want help with?
I want to create a new transition of toss & toss2 combined.
The multiple behaviors that you desire are not achievable with the options that are applied to the transition.
To achieve what you desire, you must commission a completely new transition, one that will be especially crafted to perform your desired behavior.
That is why I asked for help. !
Well now you know that what you want done cannot be achieved by fiddling with the options for the toss transition.
Instead, you’ll need to find someone who is willing to craft together a new transition for you. One that does precisely what you require.
And if it helps, that too is one of situations that programmers find themselves in on a frequent basis.
<sigh> I don’t understand what all the responses were for with no head way.
Ahh, but it hasn’t been without headway. Options have been removed that would have wasted a lot of time had they been chased down.
You also now have a much better idea about the help you require. That is, you need to have a completely new transition written for you that achieves what you need.
In summary, you are now closer to your goal because you know what you now need to achieve it.
What! no plug-in…
Just use JQuery!
Ah… the common problem of the lines between programming and design being blurred.
Okie. 