Comments on: Nueva version de LightBoxJS 2 - Mira que bonito http://eduo.info/2006/03/30/lightboxjs2/ ... Sí. Esta lento. Lo sé ... Sun, 07 Sep 2008 16:02:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: eduo http://eduo.info/2006/03/30/lightboxjs2/#comment-220 eduo Sun, 23 Apr 2006 21:39:21 +0000 http://www.eduo.info/2006/03/30/lightboxjs2/#comment-220 Ah, ok. I took that picture in San Francisco, feel free to use that image if you like it. I was especially proud of how it came out (which is essentially what I mention in a related post in spanish, where I was disappointed that girls in bikinis had more hits that this picture :) The picture is in here: http://www.eduo.info/gallery/v/Trips/MWSF2003/mwsf-20030109/age.jpg.html You can get the full-sized one with the link below the resized image. The next one isn't that bad either. Ah, ok. I took that picture in San Francisco, feel free to use that image if you like it. I was especially proud of how it came out (which is essentially what I mention in a related post in spanish, where I was disappointed that girls in bikinis had more hits that this picture :)
The picture is in here: http://www.eduo.info/gallery/v.....e.jpg.html

You can get the full-sized one with the link below the resized image. The next one isn’t that bad either.

]]> By: derDoc http://eduo.info/2006/03/30/lightboxjs2/#comment-219 derDoc Sun, 23 Apr 2006 21:25:25 +0000 http://www.eduo.info/2006/03/30/lightboxjs2/#comment-219 I meant the pic on this page itself. The lights and the bridge reflected in the wet street that lookgs really neat ;) -V I meant the pic on this page itself.
The lights and the bridge reflected in the wet street that lookgs really neat ;)
-V

]]> By: eduo http://eduo.info/2006/03/30/lightboxjs2/#comment-218 eduo Sun, 23 Apr 2006 20:48:51 +0000 http://www.eduo.info/2006/03/30/lightboxjs2/#comment-218 Vitus: I've managed to make it work. I started using LightboxJS as a plugin to make it easier on myself. I'm using this: http://www.4mj.it/lightbox-js-v20-wordpress/ But I commented the scriptaculous part to have it load only once. Then in ajax-more.js I added initLightbox(); just before the last bracket in both IAM_ajaxDisplayWhenLoaded and IAM_ajaxHideMore (the last one is because if the text is hidden the lightbox images need to be re-parsed, as pointers would point to nothing). You mentioned something about my image. I'm not sure which image you mean. My avatar? The images in the post itself? Vitus:

I’ve managed to make it work. I started using LightboxJS as a plugin to make it easier on myself. I’m using this: http://www.4mj.it/lightbox-js-v20-wordpress/

But I commented the scriptaculous part to have it load only once. Then in ajax-more.js I added initLightbox(); just before the last bracket in both IAM_ajaxDisplayWhenLoaded and IAM_ajaxHideMore (the last one is because if the text is hidden the lightbox images need to be re-parsed, as pointers would point to nothing).

You mentioned something about my image. I’m not sure which image you mean. My avatar? The images in the post itself?

]]> By: derDoc http://eduo.info/2006/03/30/lightboxjs2/#comment-217 derDoc Sun, 23 Apr 2006 19:51:49 +0000 http://www.eduo.info/2006/03/30/lightboxjs2/#comment-217 Damn... I like your picture that looks really great ;) I should try to learn from you! I like the lightbox stuff, too, but sometimes I think toooo much JS doesn't do your page any good. Makes it unrenderable in many older browsers and PCs.. I know, I know... I have that problem, too ;) But good job, well done page. Concerning your question: I think you are right that you need to call initLightbox after the DOM change. But calling it in the onmousedown wouldnt do you any good, because the DOM hasnt changed just yet. The content gets loaded asyncronously and then inserted. If you want to run the function after the content has been inserted you need to insert the call in my function 'IAM_ajaxDisplayWhenLoaded'. Add it to the end of the else{ section, then everything should be inplace. -V Damn…
I like your picture that looks really great ;)
I should try to learn from you!
I like the lightbox stuff, too, but sometimes I think toooo much JS doesn’t do your page any good.
Makes it unrenderable in many older browsers and PCs..
I know, I know… I have that problem, too ;)
But good job, well done page.
Concerning your question:
I think you are right that you need to call initLightbox after the DOM change.
But calling it in the onmousedown wouldnt do you any good, because the DOM hasnt changed just yet. The content gets loaded asyncronously and then inserted. If you want to run the function after the content has been inserted you need to insert the call in my function ‘IAM_ajaxDisplayWhenLoaded’.
Add it to the end of the else{ section, then everything should be inplace.
-V

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