Question

I m having a slight issue with my jQuery code. I ve basically got a timer that loops through a set of images, which is on a setInterval

当我点击右边或左边控制器时,它停止了以用户点击而不是自动点击的间隔和磨损图像。

$( a.right ).click(function () {

    clearInterval(myInterval);
    setTimeout(function () { slideshow(); }, 9000);

    if (count < max - 1) {
        $( div.feature-image ).eq(count).fadeOut( 1000 , function () {

            count++;
            $( div.feature-image ).eq(count).fadeIn( 1000 );
            info++;
            $( div.img-info ).html(info +   of   + max +   |  );


        })

    }

I ve used a setTimeout to wait 4seconds then continue the loop cycle. Although I don t think it s the most elegant way to do it because the Jquery doesn t know to stop the if statement. Is there a way I can on the setTimeout stop the if statement from carrying on it s function?

Answer 1

并非我完全理解这个问题,而是这样的东西。

setTimeout(function () {
  setTimeoutTriggered = true;
  slideshow();
}, 9000);

if ( (count < max - 1) && !setTimeoutTriggered ) {
  ...
}

Of course you can give setTimeoutTriggered a more semantic name. And would be better to avoid global variables :)

Anyway, I find this jQuery plugin really good to manage timeouts and intervals! http://plugins.jquery.com/project/timers

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