Step Carousel Viewer v1.9

Description: Step Carousel Viewer displays images or even rich HTML by side scrolling them left or right. Users can step to any specific panel on demand, or browse the gallery sequentially by stepping through x number of panels each time. A smooth sliding animation is used to transition between steps. And fear not in taming this script to go exactly where you want it to- two public methods, two custom event handlers, and three "status" variables are here for that purpose. Some highlights of this script:

• Contents for the Step Carousel Viewer can be defined either directly inline on the page or via Ajax and extracted from an external file instead.

• Ability to specify whether panels should wrap after reaching the two ends, or stop at the first/last panel.

• Panel persistence supported, so the last viewed panel can be remembered and recalled within the same browser session.

• Ability for Carousel to auto rotate as dictated by the new parameter: autostep: {enable:true, moveby:1, pause:3000} During this mode, Carousel pauses onMouseover, resumes onMouseout, and clicking Carousel halts auto rotation altogether.

• Option to specify two navigational images that's automatically positioned to the left and right of the Carousel Viewer to move the panels back and forth.

• Ability to auto generate pagination images based on the total number of panels within a Carousel and positioned anywhere on the page. v1.8 feature

• The contents of a Carousel can be updated on demand after the page has loaded with new contents from an external file. v1.8 feature

Demo #1: Auto rotation enabled (every 3 seconds, 1 panel each time), left/right nav buttons enabled, pagination buttons enabled.

Demo #2: Wrap around enabled ("slide"), left/right nav buttons enabled, pagination buttons enabled, status variables enabled.

Current Panel: 1 Total Panels: 5

Back 1 Panel Forward 1 Panel To 1st Panel Forward 2 Panels

Demo #3: Wrap around enabled ("pushpull"), variable content widths, moves 2 panels at a time, illustration of new content loaded on demand.

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Ext.setup({
    onReady: function() {		
	var rootPanel = new Ext.Panel({
		fullscreen: true,					
		dockedItems:[{					
			xtype: 'toolbar',
			dock: 'top',
			items: [{
				xtype: 'button',
				cls: 'btnAction'						
			}]								
		}]			
	});
    }
});

.btnAction {
	background: url(../action.png);
	width: 40px;
	height: 40px;
}

Build mobile web applications with Sencha Touch

Overview

In the software development world, two important trends are increasingly important: mobile application development and standards-based HTML5 web development. The learning curve for either type of development can be steep. Developing a native mobile application often requires knowledge of specific platforms and skills, such as Objective-C for iPhone and Java™ for Android (and these are only two platforms). HTML5 development has gained traction lately because it is standards-based. While vendors are working rapidly to incorporate and comply with these early specifications, HTML5 is still rather immature.

The recent release of Sencha Touch 1.0 fuses the cutting-edge worlds of mobile application development with HTML5 web development to form a simple, accessible framework for building mobile web applications. In this article, learn everything you'll need to know to start working with the Sencha Touch framework.

Sencha Touch

Learning to build mobile applications—especially from the perspective of a web developer—can be troublesome. A variety of platforms to choose from and technologies to learn are available. HTML5 support, though gaining momentum quickly, is still not quite ready to be used for complex web applications, particularly line-of-business applications.

Sencha Touch combines the rich platforms of HTML5 and mobile web application development into a happy medium. The framework is developer-friendly and similar to using the Ext JS JavaScript framework. If you have moderate to advanced JavaScript experience, then Sencha Touch is approachable. If you already have skills as a JavaScript and CSS developer, Sencha Touch can immediately turn you into a mobile application developer, too.

Sencha is a company with a core commercial product offering, but it also supports open source software. Sencha Touch 1.0 is free for both personal and commercial use.

Frequently used abbreviations

Layouy Guide : http://dev.sencha.com/deploy/dev/examples/layout-browser/layout-browser.html

Ext Core Manual : http://docs.sencha.com/core/manual/