I’m pretty decent with the dom and javascript, but really haven’t had the time to hack into this just yet. If I stumble across thr troublesome bit of code, I’ll let you know.

I’ll also gladly let you know the photographer’s name, but not in the public comments box just yet. Email me if you’re interested.

Thanks for all your hard work.

–Bill

I just had one question, when i turn off useReflection, all the images are squares! They are reformed to squares while they are all retangles normally.

For example, normally: 350 x 100. But when i turn off useReflection it changes the images to 350×350 (in the space where normally the reflection was!).

What do i do wrong :P?

The deal breaker for me? When going back to the first image, the z-index remains lower than the second image. This creates a real problem with certain images in some configurations where the first image is never brought to the front, though it is moved to the center.

I would definitely use it otherwise.

As well, any intension to include use of tools like Highslide, Thickbox, etc? I would prefer to give people a magnified image without going to another page that only shows a larger image…..

I have started playing here: http://www.travellingcanadians.com/protoflow/

I’ve found it is nice to emit a custom event on the div element in order to alert other elements on the page when paging through the images. To acheive this I added:

this.elem.fire(”protoflow:focus-change”, { ‘index’ : index })

to the goTo function

Then to listen to the event add:
function focus_change(event) { /* blah */ }
Event.observe($(”cover_flow_div”), ‘protoflow:focus-change’, focus_change);
before the construction of the ProtoFlow class.

Please help.
Thanks

I noticed the same problem, clicking the images doesn’t launch the URLs (both Firefox and IE). However, when I right-click the image and choose “Open in a new tab”, it works correctly!

Can you help me, please.
Thanks.