Forum user: Beaver6813 --Beaver http://www.beaversolutions.net

The only way i can really think of doing it is by it duplicating the div's... and then as one disapears it gets put back to the end etc etc. To create the looping effect, however I think the way the author intended for this to be used it would not matter if it flicked to the beginning as it was just selecting videos.

Hey,
I enjoy a challenge, monitored with firebug and they seem to bypass its network detection completely, must use something special in the flash. I'll debug it tmoz for you if you still need it ? :)

Hey,
I've moved on from scrollable now to sorting out my overlays. Currently I have two overlays, one that contains the video player and another that will contain search results for example (to help the flow im using overlay for both). They are both on the same page and have been initialized using:

                    $("#importOverlay").overlay({
                        onBeforeLoad: function() {

                            this.getBackgroundImage().expose();
                        },
                        onLoad: function(content) {
                            alert("LOADED");
                        },

                        // close exposing
                        onClose: function(content) {
                            $.expose.close(); 
                        } })

For example. The only thing thats really changed between the two is the overlay ID. I think the script is getting confused, its really not centering the importOverlay properly and I cant figure out why.

Would there be any reason for a clash here?

Cheers :)

EDIT: Im programatically loading it using:

 var api = $("#importverlay").overlay();
                        api.load();

As far as I can tell its working fine, I dont have an standalone demo as its part of a project I'm working on but you can see it working fine on the bottom bar athttp://www.fetchmp3.com/ Not quite the application you hand in mind when you created it ayy? :P

Hope that helps!

var left = -(item.position().left);

Is confirmed to work at least in FF3, testing in other browsers. I'm using this on a current project and will post a demo link in a few days. But from what I can see this certainly solves the problem!