I have quickly coded up a sort of product display thing that gets half of it's input from the page, and the other half from an AJAX query.
Here is the code
function productDisplay() {
products = [];
this.index = 0;
setupProductDisplay();
processListItems();
showProduct();
function setupProductDisplay() {
var productInfoBoxHtml = '<div id="product-info"><h3 class="hide-me"></h3><span id="dimensions" class="hide-me"></span><div id="product-gallery"><img alt="" src="" /></div><ul id="product-options" class="hide-me"><li id="spex-sheet"><a href="" rel="external">Download full spex sheet</a></li><li id="enlarge-image"><a href="" rel="lightbox-gallery">Enlarge image</a></li></ul><div id="product-description" class="hide-me"></div><span id="top"></span><span id="bottom"></span><span id="side"></span><span class="loading"></span></div>';
$('#products').after(productInfoBoxHtml);
}
function processListItems() {
$('#products > li')
.append('<span class="product-view">View</span>')
.filter(':even')
.addClass('even')
.end()
.each(function() {
products.push({
id: $(this).find('h3').html(),
title: $(this).find('h3').html(),
dimensions: $(this).find('.dimensions').html(),
description: $(this).find('.product-description').html()
});
})
.find('.product-view')
.click(function() {
var $thisListItem = $(this).parents('ul li');
var index = $('#products > li').index($thisListItem);
this.index = index;
showProduct();
});
};
function showProduct() {
var index = this.index;
console.log('INDEX = ' + index);
// hide current data
$('#product-info')
.show()
.find('.hide-me, #product-gallery')
.hide()
.parent()
.find('.loading')
.show();
// get data contained in the page
$('#product-info')
.find('h3')
.html(products[index].title)
.parent()
.find('#dimensions')
.html(products[index].dimensions)
.parent()
.find('#product-description')
.html(products[index].description)
// get id & then product extra info
var id = $('#products > li').eq(index).attr('id').replace(/id-/, '');
var downloadPath = PATH_BASE + 'downloads/';
var imagePath = PATH_BASE + 'images/products/'
$.getJSON(PATH_BASE + 'products/get/' + id + '/',
function(data){
var file = '';
var images = [];
file = data.file;
images = data.images;
// show file list item if there is a file
if (file) {
$('#spex-sheet').show().find('a').attr( { href: downloadPath + file } );
} else {
$('#spex-sheet').hide();
}
// image gallery
if (images.length != 0) {
$('#product-gallery').show();
// preload image thumbnails
$.each(images, function(i, image){
var img = new Image();
img.src = imagePath + 'thumb-' + image;
img = null;
});
// set first image thumbail and enlarge link
if (images[0]) {
$('#enlarge-image').show().find('a').attr({ href: imagePath + images[0] });
$('#product-gallery img').attr ( { src: imagePath + 'thumb-' + images[0]} )
}
console.log(images);
// setup gallery
var currentImage = 0;
clearInterval(cycle);
console.log(cycle);
var cycle = setInterval(function() {
console.log(currentImage + ' = ' + index);
if (currentImage == images.length - 1) {
currentImage = 0;
} else {
currentImage ++;
};
var obj = $('#product-gallery');
var imageSource = imagePath + 'thumb-' + images[currentImage];
obj.css('backgroundImage','url(' + imageSource +')');
obj.find('img').show().fadeOut(500, function() { $(this).attr({src: imageSource}) });
$('#enlarge-image a').attr({ href: imagePath + images[currentImage] });
}, 5000);
// setup lightbox
$("#enlarge-image a").slimbox({/* Put custom options here */}, null, function(el) {
return (this == el) || ((this.rel.length > 8) && (this.rel == el.rel));
});
} else {
// no images
$('#enlarge-image').hide();
$('#product-gallery').hide();
};
// show the product info
$('#product-info')
.find('.hide-me')
.remove('#product-gallery, #spex-sheet')
.show()
.parent()
.find('.loading')
.hide();
});
};
};
The important function is showProduct(). Now generally I don't write JS like this, but I decided to give it a go. My problem is, that when a user clicks a 'more' button, and it displays the prouduct, it doesn't reset the simple slideshow (the images var is reset, I think it has to do with the setInterval() maybe, or it seems it's making a new instance of showProduct() everytime).
Does anyone know what I'm doing wrong?
Thanks