Delay Accordion tab mouse over

Right now I have my accordion set to change on mouseover, however I would like it to only open if it is on a tab for a certain time. Someone else on the forums did this with a tab spry, but I was wondering how to do this with an accordion. Here is their solution for a tabbed one:
Re: Need a delay for showPanel in the Tabbed Panels
You basically want something like this then:
gShowTabTimer = 0;
function ShowTab(tab)
gShowTabTimer = setTimeout(function(){ gShowTabTimer = 0; tp1.showPanel(tab); }, 1000);
function KillTabTimer()
if (gShowTabTimer)
clearTimeout(gShowTabTimer);
gShowTabTimer = 0;
<li class="TabbedPanelsTab" onmouseover="ShowTab(this);" onmouseout="KillTabTimer();">
How should I change my code and where do I insert it?
Thanks Jacey

still looking for any help?
Jacey

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Use the .js file from Adobe's homepage.

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ich have made some tabs with mouse over...
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burnster73 wrote:
> Hello,
>
> ich have made some tabs with mouse over...
> <li class="TabbedPanelsTab" tabindex="0"
> onmouseover="TabbedPanels1.showPanel(this);">Demo
1</li>
> ...
> works so far - and set Tab number 4 as default:
> var TabbedPanels1 = new
Spry.Widget.TabbedPanels("TabbedPanels1",
> {defaultTab:4});
>
> So the Tab-Set starts with 4 and the mouse-over effekts
work.
>
> I have two questions- how to...
> - when the user leaves with the mouse cusor the tab area
i want the script to
> show Tab 4 again
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onmouseover="TabbedPanels1.showPanel(this);"
onmouseout="TabbedPanels1.showPanel(4);">Demo 1</li>
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you could do something similar to what is being done in this
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http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/webforums/forum/messageview.cfm?forumid=72&catid=602&threadid =1429374&enterthread=y
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complicated to do if you do not know JavaScript well, so be aware
and be ready to dig in.
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Dear All,
Is there a way to set the default spry tabbed panel to be closed when the page load untilI mouse over it??
here is the link to my page http://www.senhuiauto.com/model_code_link.html. As you can see, it roll down by default.
How to fix??
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if (!Spry.Widget) Spry.Widget = {};
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this.tabFocusedClass = "TabbedPanelsTabFocused";
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Spry.Widget.TabbedPanels.prototype.removeClassName = function(ele, className)
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obj[optionName] = optionsObj[optionName];
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var tg = this.getTabGroup();
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tabs = this.getElementChildren(tg);
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if (this.element)
var children = this.getElementChildren(this.element);
if (children.length > 1)
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var panels = [];
var pg = this.getContentPanelGroup();
if (pg)
panels = this.getElementChildren(pg);
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ele = this.getElement(ele);
if (ele && arr && arr.length)
for (var i = 0; i < arr.length; i++)
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Spry.Widget.TabbedPanels.prototype.getTabbedPanelCount = function(ele)
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try
if (element.addEventListener)
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catch (e) {}
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this.showPanel(tab);
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this.addClassName(tab, this.tabHoverClass);
Spry.Widget.TabbedPanels.prototype.onTabMouseOut = function(e, tab)
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Spry.Widget.TabbedPanels.prototype.onTabFocus = function(e, tab)
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this.addClassName(this.element, this.tabFocusedClass);
Spry.Widget.TabbedPanels.prototype.onTabBlur = function(e, tab)
this.hasFocus = false;
this.removeClassName(this.element, this.tabFocusedClass);
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Spry.Widget.TabbedPanels.SPACE_KEY = 32;
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var key = e.keyCode;
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if (e.preventDefault)
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// anchor tag.
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var tabAnchorEle = null;
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 if (node.nodeType == 1 /* NODE.ELEMENT_NODE */)
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if (tabIndexEle)
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else if (tabAnchorEle)
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if (this.focusElement)
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 Spry.Widget.TabbedPanels.addEventListener(this.focusElement, "blur", function(e) { return self.onTabBlur(e, tab); }, false);
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tpIndex = elementOrIndex;
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tpIndex = this.getTabIndex(elementOrIndex);
if (!tpIndex < 0 || tpIndex >= this.getTabbedPanelCount())
return;
var tabs = this.getTabs();
var panels = this.getContentPanels();
var numTabbedPanels = Math.max(tabs.length, panels.length);
for (var i = 0; i < numTabbedPanels; i++)
if (i != tpIndex)
 if (tabs[i])
 this.removeClassName(tabs[i], this.tabSelectedClass);
 if (panels[i])
 this.removeClassName(panels[i], this.panelVisibleClass);
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this.addClassName(tabs[tpIndex], this.tabSelectedClass);
this.addClassName(panels[tpIndex], this.panelVisibleClass);
panels[tpIndex].style.display = "block";
this.currentTabIndex = tpIndex;
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var panels = this.getContentPanels();
var panelCount = this.getTabbedPanelCount();
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this.addPanelEventListeners(tabs[i], panels[i]);
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Just read my signature first, it might explain a lot. I do not intend to compete with Darren and I don't think this "nugget" (at least it supposed to be one) will amaze any of the LV veterans and this forum is rich of them. But maybe it will bring some new ideas to some of you or maybe it will be useful for some LV beginners (like me). It is very likely, my code will have some lapses, but please be gentle pointing that out to me. If you feel a need, you can always optimize the code and develope it further. Just don't forget to share!
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I am developing a project using LV. In my program there is a waveform chart which has to show 4 plots. Depending on the length of the X Scale, it sometimes gets hard to see the plots clearly because of their density.So I decided that I need a tool, which would zoom the chart in. And this is what I have came up with after a few "Google" searches to check which part of the bike is already invented and also a bit of programming by myself.
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This is how the front panel looks like:
And this is the image of the block diagram (see the attached files for the vi, the VI Snippet tool distorts the code too much, so I haven't added it):
I haven't found anything the same in the forum. Yet I'm a newbie here and I don't have that much experience surfing it. If it wouldn't be something new (in the forum, not necessarily to some of you personally), just ignore the thread. I hope this was worth your time and your attention.
Good coding
Message Edited by Giedrius.S on 02-11-2010 12:46 PM
While evaluating my code please have in mind that I am a LV novice. Therefore sometimes my code might violate some coding rules that I have to learn about myself. But how else could I do that...
Chart zoom with "Mouse Over" effect
Attachments:
Zoom.vi ‏198 KB
Mouse_pos.vi ‏20 KB
Check_pos.vi ‏18 KB

Very nice Giedrius.
It takes guts to "step up to the chalk board" so I will do what i can to give you some ideas to think about. This is similar to the type of feedback I offer durring our in-house code reviews.
1) The floating property nodes outside the loop are not sequenced by wires so they could execute after the loop starts. Sometimes this could cause weird errors. Seq with the error cluster.
2) Property nodes can be re-sized so you can apply more than one property setting in the same call. Property node have to execute in the UI thread (which is single threaded) so using a single nodes will force a single context switch rather than one for each.
3) Setting the same property repeatedly in a loop just burns CPU. THe Scale min for both X an Y can be moved outside the loop ?
4) THe Wait Until Next ms" function does not get used in any of my code. It is not a way to get a fixed wait but rather a random wait. If you code completes 1 ms after the next multiple, the delay is double less 1 ms. If you have multiple loops using them and it f the delay for each are not unique prime numbers, then the "Wait until next ms multiple" is a good (cough cough) way of getting them all to wake up at the same time and fight for the CPU.
5)An Event Struture to monitor mouse enter/leave and mouse move (this would have to be a sepearte loop) is easier on the CPU than polling.
6) Is that math in the case to handle the Chart position on the FP? If so then using the property nodes for the chart to find its postion will let you code adapt to GUI changes.
7) Right to left wires are not well recieved.
8) A Bundle by Name is prefered over a "Bundle" since it is self documenting. I know the Picture function so I can see that is the rectangle you are specifying but reader not famliar with that function would not be able to "READ" the code without poking at it.
9) THe event structure would also help with setting the Zoom factor. Only poke it when you have to.
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Again thank you!
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