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Kris Byrum
32,534 PointsTransverse an array in jQuery/JavaScript
I'm trying to hone my jQuery/JavaScript skills and I am stuck.
I'm attempting to make an elevator control panel.
It has 4 buttons for each of the floors.
There is a display which shows what floor I am currently on.
Right now, when I click it the button lights up and the indicator arrow works properly. Both will stay on until the click event is complete and then they will go back to their default.
My problem. I can get the floor display to show the current floor and then the one I click, however, I'd like to make the floor slide up or down - floor by floor - until I have reached my destination.
I did a for loop and put the counting variable (i) into a global array.
It is printing to the console properly and in order, but I can't figure out the display.
Thanks for any help!!!
1 Answer
Jeremy Germenis
29,854 Points- You could use CSS overflow:hidden on your floor display and have a numbered list animate up and down
- You could use dots to create your numbers and have each number displayed line by line