jQuery UI Hover repeating
jquery, jquery-ui
Solution
The hover callbacks don't work well with `show('blind')` and `hide('blind')`, but they should work OK with `slideUp()/slideDown()`.
$(function() {
$('#wrap').hover(function() {
console.log('over');
$('#pop').slideDown();
}, function() {
console.log('out');
$('#pop').slideUp();
});
});
Also, I'm not seeing infinite looping, but animations do get queued up. If you move the mouse pointer quickly in and out of #wrap you'll generate a long string of animations.
EDIT:
I was able to get the infinite loop in FF.
Problem
I have this HTML: ``` <div> <div id="wrap"> <div id="pop">Hello</div> Here is some content <br /> It is several lines long. <br /> This is the end of it. </div> </div> ``` and this JavaScript: ``` $(function() { $('#wrap').hover(function() { $('#pop', $(this)).show('blind'); }, function() { $('#pop', $(this)).hide('blind'); }); }); ``` JsFiddle link Using jQuery UI. If you move your mouse over the #wrap div #pop slides down and slides away again when you mouse out. But if you move your mouse into #wrap from above or move from #wrap into #pop before the animation finishes it loops forever (if you wait till the animation finishes, you can move between #wrap and #pop freely and nothing animates, which is what I want). I've tried combinations of `mouseover`, `mouseenter`/`mouseleave`, filtering by `.not(':animated')`, calling `.stop()` before each call to `show`/`hide`, all of which give the same result which leads me to believe I'm missing something fundamental. Could someone point me in the direction of what I'm missing here? Thanks