Closed (duplicate)
Project:
Views Slideshow
Version:
5.x-1.x-dev
Component:
User interface
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Support request
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
28 Jun 2008 at 10:19 UTC
Updated:
20 Aug 2009 at 04:33 UTC
I am using this excellent module at http://stanislausbandra.in
Is there any way for users to manually control the slideshow like in cck slideshow which I have used http://stanislausbandra.in/stanschool/node/270 or in cck multiimage which uses an arrow to go forward and backwards
Thank You
Comments
Comment #1
kirilius commentedI would also be interested in this.
Thanks!
Comment #2
emackn commentedAlso interested in this. From digging around a little bit.. I think its possible to override the theme function theme_views_slideshow_div_js() then you could add in a onclick event and call views_slideshow_switch() from the js lib. Just a guess. If I have to go this route I'll update the issue.
Comment #3
gmasky commentedI got the functionality I required with the diaporama module http://drupal.org/project/diaporama
However views slideshow is much easier to work with. Hence i would like to see manually control through forward-pause/start-back buttons as well as the ability to add captions to individual images. Daiporama does all of this.
Of course the easiest option is to just embed a picasa web albums into a drupal node as a slide show
Comment #4
curagea commentedThis will be much appreciated. While I could use other slideshow modules, this is the only one I've found that supports displaying any content besides just images.
Comment #5
Shai commented+1 for adding this manual functionality. Would be really helpful.
I'll check out diaporama though.
Shai
Comment #6
jdench commentedI also agree that this functionality (plus captions) would be great.
Comment #7
1kenthomas commentedaddFunctionality ('Pagers'); // ? //3++;
Comment #8
pelicani commentedIn drupal v6, pausing, playing, and forwarding to the next image can be done in the theming for your slideshow view. I assume the same functionality is available for the dv5 version.
Create a template file from the views-slideshow.tpl.php template to start.
Add a JS script with some jquery to call the functions that are built into the slideshow module.
Add your controllers and style them as you wish.
These were the 3 functions I found to use within my template...
views_slideshow_switch("1",views_slideshow_next_div("1"));
views_slideshow_resume("1");
views_slideshow_pause("1");
Comment #9
regx commentedThanks for the info, exactly what I needed!
Comment #10
naught101 commented#374559: Is there any way to control/stop the auto rotation? marked as duplicate of this issue.
Comment #11
wastrilith2k commentedDo you have an example of this?
Thank you,
James
Comment #12
GachiSites commentedAn example would be really great. I feel like I've got a good handle on CSS and even some basic tpl.php modifications but I'm at a total loss when it comes to Java scripts.
Much appreciated!
Comment #13
eterps commentedI'd also like to see an example of pelicani's implmentation, if possible. Anyone else have example code they are willing to post?
Comment #14
eterps commentedhmm... this seems to be the thread to follow for this issue: http://drupal.org/node/161274