These widgets are in Ext?

[wolverine4277]

There will be nice have in EXT accordion and carrousel widgets.
Maybe they already exists but i don't find them.
Anybody knows?
Regards.

Sebasti

[rodiniz]

I have just begun to develop an carrousel..
you can see here:
http://www.rodrigodiniz.qsh.eu/Carousel.aspx
This is not an official Ext widget.

[marklar]

Very nice rodiniz. You do cool stuff.

Thank for showin

[jon.whitcraft]

I agree. Very nicely done!

[cbetancourt]

I have just begun to develop an carrousel..
you can see here:
http://www.rodrigodiniz.qsh.eu/Carousel.aspx
This is not an official Ext widget.

What's the difference between your version and the original (http://billwscott.com/carousel/)?

[brian.moeskau]

There are currently no official Ext versions of either component, although these have been requested many times and will most likely show up at some point in the future.

[rodiniz]

What's the difference between your version and the original (http://billwscott.com/carousel/)?
The differences are internal . Event handling its better , no scoping issues and the code is 14 kb shorter (without comperssion). I still have to figure out how to know if an ext element is running an animation. I tried used what is in the docs (isAnimated()) . but it doesn't work.

[rodiniz]

Very nice rodiniz. You do cool stuff.

Thank for showin
thanks.. nice to see a complement. It reminds me of an old programming fact/joke.
How does the programmer knows his code is working?
When the user stops calling him complaining about the code bugs...
( he never calls to say : nice job...)

[sjivan]

Clicking in quick succession on the right arrow causes images to be displayed in halves (in FF). - ie half of the previous image and half of the next image is displayed.

[rodiniz]

Clicking in quick succession on the right arrow causes images to be displayed in halves (in FF). - ie half of the previous image and half of the next image is displayed.
I know about that... that why I asked if there is some way to know if an element is running an animation. Its the only thing missing in the code.

[TommyMaintz]

rodiniz, you should look more into the FX lib in Ext. i believe there are some config options you can pass to an animation. something like blocking: true, queue: true and force: true
dunno about that last one for sure though. they change the behaviour between an already running animation and a new one.

[mcohnen]

sorry to popup this thread again, but blocking:true is not working. And opt.anim.isAnimated() is not working too. I am using YUI as main Framework. What is the way to know if an element is being animated?

Thank you!