Stop after one or two cycles? about responsiveslides.js HOT 5 CLOSED

Hello @neoanchorite .

I made a custom autoCycle code for you, which allows that. Just replace the whole “startCycle” function with this new one below. I also commented the code so it’s easier to understand what each line does.

It has an option called “numberOfCycles” on top where you can specify how many cycles you want to see.

startCycle = function () {

  // Set how many cycles you want to see
  var numberOfCycles = 2;

  // Helpers to determine how many cycles we've had
  // and which slide is the last one.
  var countCycles = 0,
    lastSlide = $slide.length - 1;

  rotate = setInterval(function () {

    // Clear the event queue
    $slide.stop(true, true);

    // Determines where to slide next
    var idx = index + 1 < length ? index + 1 : 0;

    // Remove the active state and set a new one if option “pager” is true
    if (settings.pager) {
      selectTab(idx);
    }

    // Slide to the next slide
    slideTo(idx);

    // Check if we are seeing the last slide
    if (idx === lastSlide) {
      // If we are, then increase the count number
      countCycles++;
    }

    // Stop after X amount of cycles
    if (countCycles === numberOfCycles) {
      clearInterval(rotate);
    }

  }, waitTime);
};

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Wow! That works a treat. I want to make a donation, but I can't find a button. Do you have one somewhere?

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Dear viljamis -- Working with v1.54 and can't seem to implement this fix from 2012. I'm just looking to stop the loop at th end of one cycle. Can you assist?

The files I have in place are responsiveslides-call.js, responsiveslides.js and responsiveslides.min.js

Thanks for any help!

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Hi Viljamis, same problem as mojodaddy but with v1.55. Just want to cycle 1or 2 time(s).
Couldn't you just add it to the actual code?
Thanks in advance.

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I used the above snippet, then modified it slightly to have my slideshow end by cycling back to the first slides, so I have a full rotation plus 1. Thanks for the update!

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