Slick: Dynamically set slideshow autoplay speed?

[jamesinealing]

Hi,

I've just been setting up a test installation and have it working just fine - it's very easy, and just what I need.

I have a slightly odd scenario though in that I want to dynamically set the autoplaySpeed for each slide (or perhaps turn off autoplay and trigger the next slide with a custom delay another way?)

As an example, say I have ten images for today, five tomorrow, and four the next day. I want each day to run for ten seconds, so I want to put an autoplaySpeed: 1000 for the first ten images, then 2000, then 2500 and so on.

Can you give me any pointers as to whether this might be possible, and how?

Many thanks

[jamesinealing]

Apologies, I just found https://github.com/kenwheeler/slick/issues/1448 and that might be what I am after. I'll investigate tomorrow and if so, close this issue

[exetico]

Hi'

Did you manage to find the best solution? I saw this, but i must say that it's kinda a messy fix. Taking a look at this, it does almost what i wanted to do, but the best will be, if i was able to follow a data-field like the first suggestion.

Update:
This is the code i'm currently using, grapping the slide-time from a data-attribute.

    // Slick slider
    var $s = $(".container-fluid");
    $s.slick({
        dots: true,
        dotsClass: "nav-dots",
        draggable: false,
        swipe: false,
        touchMove: false,
        useTransform: false,
        edgeFriction: 0,
        arrows: false,
        accessibility: false,
        infinite: true,
        slidesToShow: 1,
        slidesToScroll: 1,
        speed:0,
        autoplay: true, 
        autoplaySpeed: 5000,
        customPaging: function(slider, i) {
            var title = $(slider.$slides[i]).data('title');
            return '<small>'+title+'</small>';
        },
    })   
    .on("afterChange", function(e, slick) {
            slideTime = $('div[data-slick-index="'+ slick.currentSlide + '"]').data("time");
            $s.slick("setOption", "autoplaySpeed", slideTime);
    });

[leggomuhgreggo]

@exetico nice!