I think you have to do it yourself with a timer, something like this should do it.
I think you have to do it yourself with a timer, something like this should do it: function auto_next() { $('#scroller'). Data('scrollable').next(); setTimeout(auto_next, 1000); // 1000 == one second } auto_next(); You could also use setInterval but then you'd run the risk of your timed events overrunning each other. References: jQuery Tools API Scrollable API setTimeout.
Here's what I ended up doing: I grabbed the api and replaced the next and prev functions; disabled circular; added first and last buttons. Sort of a workaround/semi-solution. You can see the result at cityrinks.ca/wiki/wiki.php?n=ListOfRinks....
Here's what I ended up doing: I grabbed the api and replaced the next and prev functions; disabled circular; added first and last buttons. Sort of a workaround/semi-solution. You can see the result at cityrinks.ca/wiki/wiki.php?n=ListOfRinks... $(function() { $(".
Scrollable") . Scrollable({ vertical: true, mousewheel: true, circular:false }) . Navigator({ navi: "#rinktabs", naviItem: 'a', activeClass: 'current', history: false }); var api = $(".
Scrollable"). Data("scrollable"); api. Next = function(time) { index = this.getIndex(); size = this.getSize(); interval = size - index; if (interval > 4) interval = 4; return this.
Move(interval, time); }; api. Prev = function(time) { index = this.getIndex(); if (index > 4) index = 4; return this. Move(-index, time); }; $("#firstbutton").
Click(function() { var api = $(". Scrollable"). Data("scrollable"); return api.
Begin(api. Speed); }); $("#lastbutton"). Click(function() { var api = $(".
Scrollable"). Data("scrollable"); return api. End(api.
Speed); }); }).
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