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I am looking for a way of launching the lightbox from javascript, as I have several places where the images are not linked
in the HTML but I still would like to launch the lightbox from javascript.

Is there a way of doing this ? Or do I need to add "hidden" links and trigger them ?

I tried being clever, however that didnt' work :D A temporary sollution would be to add a set of links in a hidden part og the page, now all I need to do is click them from javascript - as lsb-lighbox is already active on the links after page load.

<a href="URL_LINK_1" id="myid1" class="lsb-preview" data-lsb-group="tag">Image name 1</a>
<a href="URL_LINK_2" id="myid2" class="lsb-preview" data-lsb-group="tag">Image name 2</a>

At first neither og theese worked as simulating a link:

$('#myid1').click(); // doesnt work 
$('#myid1').trigger('click'); // doesnt work 
$('#myid1')[0].click(); // doesnt work
$('#myid1.lsb-preview').click(); // doesnt work 
$('#myid1.lsb-preview').trigger('click'); // doesnt work 
$('#myid1.lsb-preview')[0].click(); // doesnt work

It does seem that this one works though, I tried going through the entuire "click" manually and it does open:

    var simMousedownEvent = new MouseEvent('mousedown', {
        'view': window,'bubbles': true,'cancelable': true
    });
    $('#myid1.lsb-preview')[0].dispatchEvent(simMousedownEvent);
    let simClick = new MouseEvent("click", {
        bubbles: true,cancelable: true,view: window
    });
    $('#myid1.lsb-preview')[0].dispatchEvent(simClick);
    var simMouseupEvent = new MouseEvent('mouseup', {
        'view': window,'bubbles': true,'cancelable': true
    });
    $('#myid1.lsb-preview')[0].dispatchEvent(simMouseupEvent);

Are there any other ways of doing this ?

Hi,

Is there a built-in way to add custom buttons similar to download button.

If not it would be cool if that available in next releases.

Thanks

Indunil

Is there a way to set the download button to download a different URL?

When switching to the next image it flashes the previous image then changes to the new image. Is there a way to stop this?