Make a JQuery Slider

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   RandomMalcolm 7:50 pm 21/02 of 2012

   he plays minecraft 0_o

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   derekbanas 8:33 pm 21/02 of 2012

   @NathanSnyder13 It is better to use my coda slider tutorial for featured content stuff. I just did it a few tutorials ago. Look on my YouTube channel. The look for the variable currentPanel in the code for that tutorial. When currentPanel is checked if it has the value of 1 “First Slide” change it to either 2 or the number representing your last slide. That’s all you’d have to do. I hope that makes sense

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   NathanSnyder13 8:44 pm 21/02 of 2012

   @derekbanas that’s what I figured, I just have no idea what that code would look like.

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   derekbanas 8:46 pm 21/02 of 2012

   @NathanSnyder13 Yes you just have to programmatically skip showing the first slide after the first time. One conditional statement will get you what you want

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   NathanSnyder13 9:42 pm 21/02 of 2012

   Is it possible to show a slide once and only once, but the rest of it keeps looping through? I ask because a client wants a logo splash image for slide #1, but only once and then the rest of the slides just keep looping from slide #2 onward.

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   derekbanas 9:49 pm 21/02 of 2012

   @tirathmistry You’re very welcome. I’m glad they help :)

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   tirathmistry 10:02 pm 21/02 of 2012

   Excellent tutorial
   Thanks so much for your Big Help
   keep up good work
   God Bless you :)

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   derekbanas 10:07 pm 21/02 of 2012

   @druciferophio Oh yes you guys are cool! Believe me if I thought what I was doing was pointless I’d stop. I get an average of 27 tutorial requests per day so I know a lot of people are at least watching what I’ve been doing. It’s just hard for me to figure out what to do next because I get so many requests

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   derekbanas 10:58 pm 21/02 of 2012

   @jettrooper00 I’m glad you liked it. I’ll add that tutorial to the list. Thanks for the idea

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    derekbanas 11:12 pm 21/02 of 2012

    @jsfaulds They are using the same techniques I used in my vertical menu tutorial. They display:none the pop up boxes on click and then absolutely position the additional text box on the screen. The only real difference is that I use relative positioning and trigger for the menu to open on mouseover. I hope that helps?

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    jsfaulds 11:48 pm 21/02 of 2012

    Another top tutorial Derek. Could you teach how to make the more info button reveal with jquery, more information about the product. Something like the slider on this site.
    socialsummit.cz

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    jettrooper00 12:27 am 22/02 of 2012

    Wow a slider in 14 minutes, great tutorial!

    I’m really in to PHP at the moment and I was thinking if it was possible to make a video that explains the error messages. Because i don’t know what half of them mean and I think i’m not the only one. Some are pretty self-explaining but others don’t.

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    druciferophio 12:53 am 22/02 of 2012

    Thank you SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO much for making these videos!!! I hope you know how much you are appreciated :)

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    supprof1 1:21 am 22/02 of 2012

    @derekbanas ok thank you derek for the anser. that’s very helpfull.
    when i navigate on internet i’m trying to understand? how some website works.
    thats very lightning . thank you derek

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    derekbanas 1:35 am 22/02 of 2012

    @supprof1 They are using Ajax techniques to pull the data then I’d guess. I don’t know what the benefit would be in doing that?

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    supprof1 2:20 am 22/02 of 2012

    @derekbanas i’m not us fast us you cook chef derek

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    supprof1 2:49 am 22/02 of 2012

    @derekbanas i down’t know what cms that they used. i think taht it is made with php mysql an javascript. but the generated link always end with dot html (index.html)??!!
    i know that cms because it’s a newspaper and it’s daily updated!!

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    derekbanas 3:17 am 22/02 of 2012

    @supprof1 Javascript isn’t a security threat. The main threats come from allowing access to your database. What CMS are you talking about that is 100% html? It would have to use a server side language of some sort to be considered a CMS

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    supprof1 3:39 am 22/02 of 2012

    ok thank you very mutch
    i have a question
    i meet some cms which generate html pages
    i mean all the pages are in html tags, titles …
    this cms manages a dynamics website in php at mean while it generates and display html pages.
    i think they did it to inhance securite?! how they did that?
    i follow your channel because of you cool gay!!
    thank you very mutch

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    derekbanas 4:35 am 22/02 of 2012

    @supprof1 You are super fast :) It just finished processing. I figured I’d cover your requests since I know you always watch my videos. This is the final piece of the shopping cart theme

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    supprof1 5:22 am 22/02 of 2012

    i know you did this because of my request thank you very mutch for your concern
    that’s very kind. i’am here always following
    thanks

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    supprof1 6:12 am 22/02 of 2012

    thank you derek
    i caugth today in action

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