Rails spinoffs - Jun 2005 - Blind Toggle "effect"

I wrote a simple toggle function similar to Element.toggle that will
toggle a section between being up and down using the Blind effect.

I''m relatively new to the code, so I''m not sure if
it''s implemented
100% correctly or if it can be done better.  I am using it though and
it seems to be working fine.

Anyway, here''s the code and if you think it''s worthy of being
in the
main lib, then go ahead and add it, otherwise, use it alone if you
think it''s useful to you.

Thanks,
Andrew

Effect2.BlindToggle = function(element) {
    $(element).style.display == ''none''
      ? new Effect2.BlindDown(element).extend(arguments[1] || {})
      : new Effect2.BlindUp(element).extend(arguments[1] || {})
  }

Here''s a toggle function for the Slide effect as well... again, not
sure if it''s been implemented 100% correctly, but it seems to work.

Andrew

Effect2.SlideToggle = function(element) {
      $(element).style.display == ''none''
        ? new Effect2.SlideDown(element).extend(arguments[1] || {})
        : new Effect2.SlideUp(element).extend(arguments[1] || {})
    }

On 6/24/05, Andrew Kaspick <akaspick@gmail.com>
wrote:
> I wrote a simple toggle function similar to Element.toggle that will
> toggle a section between being up and down using the Blind effect.
> 
> I''m relatively new to the code, so I''m not sure if
it''s implemented
> 100% correctly or if it can be done better.  I am using it though and
> it seems to be working fine.
> 
> Anyway, here''s the code and if you think it''s worthy of
being in the
> main lib, then go ahead and add it, otherwise, use it alone if you
> think it''s useful to you.
> 
> Thanks,
> Andrew
> 
> Effect2.BlindToggle = function(element) {
>     $(element).style.display == ''none''
>       ? new Effect2.BlindDown(element).extend(arguments[1] || {})
>       : new Effect2.BlindUp(element).extend(arguments[1] || {})
>   }
>