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<p>In this example, an instance of <a href="../reference/Uize.Widget.SlideShow.html"><code>Uize.Widget.SlideShow</code></a> is used to present a slideshow interface that allows us to step through a series of images. The images are displayed with a sophisticated wipe transition effect between them using JavaScript animation. This is achieved by using an instance of the <a href="../reference/Uize.Widget.ImageWipe.html"><code>Uize.Widget.ImageWipe</code></a> widget class, which is added as a child widget of the slideshow widget, with a child widget name that maps it to the <code>image</code> property of the slide records.</p>
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<script type="text/javascript">
Uize.require (
[
'UizeSite.Page.Example.library',
'UizeSite.Page.Example',
'Uize.Widget.ImageWipe',
'Uize.Widget.ImageWipe.Themes',
'Uize.Widget.SlideShow',
'Uize.Array.Order',
'UizeSite.TestData.Photos',
'UizeSite.Templates.SlideShow.Wipes'
],
function () {
'use strict';
/*** create the example page widget ***/
var page = window.page = UizeSite.Page.Example ();
/*** add the slide show child widget ***/
var slideShow = page.addChild (
'slideShow',
Uize.Widget.SlideShow,
{
built:false,
html:UizeSite.Templates.SlideShow.Wipes,
width:500,
height:357,
slides:UizeSite.TestData.Photos ()
}
);
/*** add the image wipe widget as a child widget to the slide show widget ***/
slideShow.addChild ('slideImage',Uize.Widget.ImageWipe,{built:false});
/*** code for cycling the wipe effects ***/
/* TO DO: this should be factored out for greater ease */
var
imageWipeThemes = Uize.Widget.ImageWipe.Themes (),
imageWipeThemeNames = Uize.Array.Order.jumble (Uize.keys (imageWipeThemes)),
imageWipeThemeNo = -1
;
slideShow.wire (
'Changed.slideNo',
function () {
slideShow.children.slideImage.set (
imageWipeThemes [
imageWipeThemeNames [imageWipeThemeNo = (imageWipeThemeNo + 1) % imageWipeThemeNames.length]
]
);
}
);
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page.wireUi ();
}
);
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