visual_effect doesn''t block, so execution of JavaScript code
doesn''t
pause until the visual effect is over.
You need to use the visual effect callbacks to achieve this (currently
there''s no direct support in Rails for them (you probably need
to write JavaScript manually for this).
-Thomas
Am 19.01.2006 um 08:31 schrieb Carl Woodward:
> Hi,
>
> I am having trouble with rjs templates. Basically I want the item_div
> to fade if its already open and then display the new item that the
> user selected with the visual effect: appear. The code below causes
> the browser (firefox on osx) to open the div and then close it again
> as soon as it is open:
>
> page.visual_effect :fade, ''item_div'', :duration => 0.5
> page.replace_html ''item_div'', :partial =>
''edit''
> page.visual_effect :appear, ''item_div'', :duration =>
0.5
>
> Does anyone have any ideas or can anyone point me to some
> documentation that explains this?
>
> Just to check that I wasn''t going insane the code below works as I
> would expect:
>
> page.hide ''item_div''
> page.replace_html ''item_div'', :partial =>
''edit''
> page.visual_effect :appear, ''item_div'', :duration =>
0.5
>
> Thanks for your help,
> Carl.
>
> --
> Carl Woodward
> cjwoodward@gmail.com
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