This example showcases the dynamic loading capabilities of the YUI Carousel Control. The YUI Carousel Control exposes an event called loadItems
. This
event is fired whenever the Carousel needs items to be loaded into it for
display. Subscribing to this event makes it easy to dynamically load
the next set of images.
Here we will use the YUI Carousel Control's loadItems
event to dynamically
load the images on the fly.
This example has the following dependencies:
Initially we use YUI Connection Manager to load the initial set of items as soon as part of the DOM is visible.
We have a few simple CSS rules to set the dimensions for the Carousel items.
We'll use Connection Manager to load a set of items into the Carousel as early as possible.
Let us invoke the Carousel's constructor. The YUI Carousel Control's
constructor is passed with the total number of items so that it triggers
the loadItems
event if the items are not available.
The YUI Carousel Control exposes a loadItems
custom event that is fired
when the Carousel needs more items to be loaded. This becomes very handy
for us since we can subscribe to it and add more items in to the Carousel
widget when required.
In our case, the server program returns an array (JSON) of images. This is
parsed in the Ajax callback and then the Carousel's addItem()
is called for
every image.
Note: You are viewing this example in debug mode with logging enabled. This can significantly slow performance.
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