- New alternative Javascript-less initialization with HTML data attributes (GH-193).
- Revised examples with syntax-highlighted code and improved index.
- New AMD & CommonJS compatibility.
- Annotations now compatible with many lightbox plugins (GH-219).
- Preloading cache moved from DOM to memory for better performance.
- Hardware acceleration enabled in Firefox to help remedy occasional flickering therein (GH-196).
- Error message into the console in case target image properties were deemed insufficient.
- Convenient event interface shortcut
.reel(:event)
. - URLs containing special markup (
@W
,@H
or@T
) will get it substituted with actualy values (width
andheight
data values or timestamp). - New
$.reel.substitutes
object for custom substitution methods. - The minimal required version of jQuery has been increased to 1.6.2.
- New sequential less cloging method of preloading with configurable number
of
$.reel.concurrent_requests
(GH-237).
- Values of
image
andimages
data can now be changed on the fly (GH-190). - Data key
dimensions
replaced withwidth
andheight
keys.
- New
duration
option for the animation (GH-90). - New CPU power conservation feature disables the instance when off screen.
- New
"reach"
event for playing to certain frame. - New
"stepUp"
and"stepDown"
events to complement"stepLeft"
and"stepRight"
(GH-202). - Image loading
"error"
and"abort"
events now propagated up the DOM (GH-179).
- Annotation links click threshold increased to improve clickability (GH-186).
- New
rowlock
andframelock
options allow mouse interaction lock of axis in multirow setups (GH-191). - New option
orientable
enables gyroscope support on compatible devices (GH-92). - New
shy
option initializes the instance only after a click (GH-224).
- New
responsive
option adds capability to scale in responsive page layouts (GH-222). - Fixed bug in vertical
spacing
calculation on iOS (GH-188, GH-189).
-
Deprecated options
step
andsteps
,store
andrecall
events and old usage of change reaction events to perform data change were all removed. -
$.reel.touchy
distinction became obsolete and was removed (GH-233). -
As of this release opted out of the dual license scheme and in for the MIT License only to carry on sharing of licensing policies with the jQuery framework itself.
- Resolved compatibility issues with jQuery 1.8 (GH-140) and 1.9 (GH-174, GH-175).
- For smooth
velocity
kick it now followsloaded
event (instead ofsetup
) (GH-142). - Goodbye disableTextSelect dependency. You served well, but one less to worry about without you!
- Vertical page scrolling on touch devices fixed (GH-146).
- Release package now contains image assets otherwise served by CDN (GH-144).
- Case in-sensitivity for image extension in
src
attribute of the<img>
. - Exciting new multi-row panoramas via combination of
multirow
andstitched
options (GH-129). - The
throwable
option can now accept maximum velocity instead of simple boolean (GH-172). - Fixed
images
sequence starting point now allows direct use of file names from camera.
- The long-missing comprehensive documentation added to the
docs/
directory. - Improved order of preloaded images gradually increasing fidelity of the image,
thus the name "fidelity" and this mode is now default. The former order is designated
"linear". Preloading mode is chosen by new
preload
option accepting a mode name (GH-10). - Completely reworked, centralized and enhanced naked examples with descriptions.
- The minimal required version of jQuery has been increased to 1.5.
- A brand new data interface with automatic change events is in place for easy external control of the instance.
$.reel.cdn
setting customization now working correctly (GH-124).
- Non-
wheelable
Reels now allow scrolling of the page when wheeling above the Reel instance. - New option
scrollable
can disable page scrolling (if needed) on touch devices. - Bare click on left/right half of the image steps the Reel one frame forward/back.
Set
steppable
tofalse
to disable (GH-20).
- Custom text/graphics can augment the frames using the brand new
annotations
feature (GH-36). - New option
attr
allows to set custom attributes of the IMG tag (useful for re-using DOM nodes). - Instances being re-instantiated now perform automatic teardown (GH-62).
- Proper image preload events unbinding on teardown (GH-64).
- Actual frame number is manifested with a wrapper class name, e.g.
frame-8
(GH-69)
- Mouse cursor is now customizable with the new
cursor
option. New failsafe cursor is nowmove
. - Default height of the preloader progress bar reduced to 2 pixels.
- Deprecated options
hotspot
,tooltip
andreversed
have been removed. - New complementary
.unreel()
function to revert effects of.reel()
on the DOM. - The
step
andsteps
options deprecated in favor offrame
andframes
. - The
revolution
option now support optional object notation withx
and/ory
keys. - The
images
option now supports easy definition of sequence frames by one path string with a counter placeholder.
- New event
openingDone
now announces the end of opening animation (GH-65). - Internal event
slide
renamed topan
(GH-51). - Control event
play
now accepts optionalspeed
parameter. - New events
stepLeft
andstepRight
for doing just that (GH-20).
- Patches incompatibility issues with jQuery 1.7 in IE (GH-93).
- Patches mouse wheel issues in IE. Upgrade of mousewheel plug-in is required (GH-105).
- Promptly resolves sudden incompatibility with new jQuery 1.6 (GH-32).
- Enhanced test for by testing for CSS value equivalency rather for string equality (GH-33).
leader
tests Opera bug fixed (GH-34).
- All known Internet Explorer bugs fixed:
- Fixed two issues preventing Reel from animating itself in IE (Github issue GH-30).
- Fixed iframe-related bug in IE (Github issue GH-25).
- Fixed broken-image-overlay bug when using sprite on IE 7 and lower.
- Fixed the overgrown indicator bug in IE 6.
- Unwanted brief image disappearance of image on start is now eliminated.
- Sprite request duplication eliminated for Firefox and others.
- Laziness factor has been adjusted for better performance on iPhones.
- Revised adaptive ticker:
- Ticker is now driven by a "leader" - the oldest living instance on page - and
$.reel.leader
references its data. This removes the first-reel-sets-the-tempo limitation in older versions. - Overall
$.reel.cost
per timer tick in ms is being continuously calculated and then used to elevate timer accuracy. - Several performance tests included.
- Ticker is now driven by a "leader" - the oldest living instance on page - and
- Per document
$.reel.touchy
and$.reel.lazy
properties added to manifest key user agent qualities. - Animation timer now automatically adapts to your viewer's device performance to stay in sync.
- Vertical page scrolling now possible in Safari on iOS (Github issue GH-7).
- Initial frame 1 now doesn't disappear after loading (Github issue GH-11).
- New
center
store key now stores if on the center point in orbital setups. - iPad has been excluded from "lazy" devices list, because it in fact isn't lazy device at all. This means much fluent experience on iPads.
- The projector can now self-animate. The animation is controlled with bunch of options.
delay
option for autoplay delay (use -1 to prevent it).speed
option sets the speed of animation (in Hz).rebound
options is how long in seconds will a non-looping reel stay on edge before bouncing back from it.timeout
option is a period of user inactivity after which animation is resumed again.
- To control the animation from outside, new events
"play"
,"pause"
and"stop"
have been added. - Having one shared ticker for animation purposes.
tempo
option sets the speed in ticks per second. - Slower devices are detected and their tempo is decreased accordingly for better performance.
- Duration of an opening animation is set using new
opening
option. Custom opening speed can be set using newentry
option.
- Suggestive open/closed palm cursor used for mouse pointer over the projector.
- iPhone downsizing bug is gone, however it decreases visual quality to fit in memory.
- Image(s) loading status is now indicated by a horizontal progress bar at the bottom of the image. Height of the loader indicator can be adjusted by using new
preloader
option. - Added
monitor
option accepting a string key of any value stored within. It is then displayed in the upper left corner of the viewport. - Teardown sequence now wipes out everything.
- Decimal fraction is now used as a base for internal computations instead of using frames.
steps
option divides Reel into different amount of steps other than defined byframes
.step
option can be used to override initialframe
option.revolution
option is a pixel distance mouse drag has to travel for full revolution.
- Instance now emits "loaded" event after image(s) preloading is done.
- Internal data storage now report every manipulation by "store" or "recall" events. Name and value are passed as additional params to the handler.
- New
draggable
,wheelable
andthrowable
options added for interaction style control. - New boolean
clickfree
option which causes binding to mouseenter/leave events rather than down/up for click-free interaction. - Prevented text selection of the projector on iPhone.
- You can no go beyond the simple 360° with support for multiple horizontal rows.
rows
option sets the vertical rows count.row
the initial row on which to start.
- New
orbital
option allows to specify centering tolerance and the movie is switched to dual-axis mode for one horizontal plus one vertical orbit.
- Added the
image
option which allows custom image sprite to be used. - Array of individual
images
can now be supplied instead of using a collective sprite - this feature effectively overcomes the memory limit on iPhone imposed on large JPEG sprites exhibited by downsizing the sprite. See FAQ for more on this.
- All default options are now made available for manipulation as
$.reel.def
object. - The
sensitivity
option has become obsolete and had been removed. - The problematic
saves
option does no longer make sense (as there is no other option) and had been removed all together. - The
hotspot
option deprecated in favor to newarea
to stop being misleading. - New
directional
boolean option to flag bi-directional sprites. - New
laziness
option allows to customize the tempo divisor for lazy devices.
-
Reel's own cloud CDN has been started and recommended for use instead of download.
-
For convenience, a "bundle" is available on the CDN and it contains Reel along side with jQuery.mouseWheel and jQuery.disableTextSelect optional plugins.
-
As of this release the minimal version of jQuery has been increased to 1.4.2.
- Added long awaited support for iPhone/iPad/iPod family of touch-enabled devices.
- Fixed miscalculation bugs in stitched panoramas (github issues GH-4 and GH-6).
- Added
teardown
event for effective reversal of initialization and to pairsetup
. - As of this release the minimal version of jQuery has been increased to 1.4.x.
- Added very preliminary test suite. Hurray!
- Added compatibility with another nice mouse wheel plugin, Three Dub Media's $.event.special.wheel.
- User neptune (thanks!) found a nasty mishap where option
tooltip
was used instead ofhint
on several places. To stay backwards compatibletooltip
will stay as an alias of new optionhint
(which is preferred).
- Added support for counter-clockwise sprite by specifying option
reversed
- Validation of tags on which reel is applied added. Only IMG tags with assigned all
src
,width
andheight
pass.
- Support for more classical stitched panoramic images added the
stitched
option accepting pixel length (width) of stitched panoramic reel image. - Mouse wheel sensitivity handling was improved.
- Indicator now displayed without any extra CSS.
- Fixed corrupted detection of movement direction.
- Added new
sensitivity
option which enables control over sensitivity of mouse interaction. - Polishing options.
- Added
tooltip
option to allow custom tooltip instructions to be displayed on hotspot(s). - The
panorama
option has been removed. - Added
klass
option to allow custom CSS class on plugin instance. - Option
suffix
default value changed from "-sheet" to "-reel". - Option
save
corrected tosaves
- Added
- Added new
hotspot
option accepting a jQuery. It allows binding mouse interaction events to custom DOM node.