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Hello, I''m trying to use the afterFinish parameter on the BlindDown effect, but it''s not working as I expect it to. My function appears to be called just as the effect is starting, not when the BlindDown is complete (finished drawing). Here''s the code that I''m using for the most part... Effect.BlindDown( mydiv, { afterFinish:Form.enable(myform) } ) Any

Hi, I developed my website locally with uniserver and everything was working well. I uploaded all my stuff to my production server and suddenly, nothing is the same... It seems that the queues are now broken and that my effects are running at the same time. What could cause this bug?? or what is wrong in my code?? I call the function on page load. Also, in IE, there is a kind of flash

Hello all! I''m having a problem which is driving me insane. It''s probably related to the fact that I''m new to javascript.... :) Here''s the thing, I have a couple of effects which are all being put in the queue. Some of these effects have callbacks; e.g. "afterFinish". But the calback is being made directly instead of after the effect is done. The

Here are two effects (with a common base) that perform a stage left/right effect. The effect is named after the Hanna Barbara character Snagglepuss. :) It shakes the contents briefly and then jets off (stage) to the left or right. I used the Shake effect as a guide to this one. The StageBase accepts the element and an "amount" to initially shake the element by. So in

I have an interesting challenge for you. I am using both Scriptaculous and Prototype on a web site (not using Ruby) and I am trying to queue effects and updates. Here is the situation - I have a page with editable blocks, when the user clicks on the edit button under the box, I want it to: 1) Use Ajax to go out and get the code to build the editor form. 2) When it has the form, use Effect.BlindUp

Hey guys, I am trying to find a way of using two effects on one element. I am currently using the blindDown effect but I want to use the highlight effect on the same div after the div has opened. I am pretty new to this and javascript in general so can anyone give me a pointers. James

Hey there, I am new to this list and to Rails and Ajax in general. I stumbled across the scriptaculous library and was hoping some one could answer a couple of questions I have.. I am trying to combine effect.BlindUp and effect.BlindDown I am obviously missing something. I have 2 elements on my page. One is a "switch" and it has onMouseOver="new

Hi * and thanks for you responses some body help me stop effect, just last effect. Thanks! to somebody help me with: Pulsator = Class.create(); Pulsator.prototype = {initialize: function(element) { this.stopped = false; new Effect.Pulsate(element, { afterFinish: this.action.bind(this) }); },action: function(element){if(!this.stopped) new

Hi * and thanks for you responses some body help me stop effect, just last effect. Thanks! to somebody help me with: Pulsator = Class.create(); Pulsator.prototype = {initialize: function(element) { this.stopped = false; new Effect.Pulsate(element, { afterFinish: this.action.bind(this) }); },action: function(element){if(!this.stopped) new Effect.Pulsate(element, { afterFinish:

I sometimes highlight a div that originally has no background colour. The current Effect.Highlight will leave my div with a white background, and it was not quite right for my purposes. My one-line-patch is simply to add the afterFinish option if there is no current background colour (insert at line 268 of effects.js rev:1756) if ( !current ) options.afterFinish = function(effect){

It should be nice to disable the scrollbars for the elements using the blinddown effetcs and the like. In FF it''s ok, but in IE, you see the scrollbar while it resizes (I activated the overflow-y: auto; property, but in FF it still hide the scroll bar during the animation). it''s just an estetic concern :) bye, Blaise

What I am trying to do is fade out the content in a certain <div> load new content while its black then fade in the new content but im lost. I need it to go like this... Effect.Fade,Ajax.Update,Effect.Appear but everytime I try to do it it just trys to do all of them at once, how do I go about making the effects wait on the previous one before it starts?

Hi. I''m wondering if this is a documented problem. Combination effects such as .BlindDown or .SlideDown exhibit a not so fun flicker at the end of their rendering process in Firefox on Mac OS X. This does NOT happen in Safari. Does anybody know how to fix this or if it will get fixed in a next release? All best, Tench

There seems to be a bug with the queueing of the BlindDown effect. I have built a test page that highlights the problem here. http://dev.lunny.com/test/blindclipping.php When using queueing with a BlindUP/BlindDown combination, the BlindDown gets its height of the final state from the current height of the element when the effect is called. This causes the finish height of the blind down

Hi There, I am playing around with Effect.Grow and Effect.BlindDown. I was wondering if there is a way to control the speed at which these effects execute. Also, for Grow it seems to exapnd from the middle. I am trying to achieve something more like a flyout from the left. Any ideas on how I can do this? Thanks -- Bruce Christie _______________________________________________

I have an element where I do a BlindDown on mouse over and a BlindUp on mouse out... The problem I am seeing is if I take my mouse off befor the first blind down is all the way down, the blind flickers and it is competing at lowering and raising the blind simultaneously. I assume (hoping) there is some way to ether : 1) Have blind up wait till blind down is finished befor going back up

My friend Sigi wrote: > Pulsator = Class.create(); > Pulsator.prototype = {initialize: function(element,options) > { > this.element = element; > this.options = options || {}; > this.options.afterFinish = this.action.bind(this); > this.stopped = false; > this.action(); > }, > action: function(){ >

Prototype version: 1.4.0 Effects version: 1.51 I''ve recently been working alot with Scriptaculous and Prototype and I''ve got some good looking results in FF and IE. However, Safari is killing me! I would love for someone to look at this, and tell me if its my design or the libraries. One example: http://www.tankdb.com/src/report_demo.php 1. Checkout the above page 2.

Hello, I''m a novice in AJAX development, and in my first application I''m using Effect.BlindDown() method. This effect is properly showing in IE but in Firefox after fully opening up the image flickers once. Can anybody help me out on how to remove this flickering. OS using - Windows Thanxs.. Gurcharan -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed...

I''m using Prototype/Scriptaculous on a large web app. Everything runs briskly in IE, and everything runs briskly in Firefox except for one page. On this page, only in Firefox, any code that touches Prototype runs very, very slowly. In particular: I use Effect.BlindDown/BlindUp for dropdown menus. Same html and css on all pages. Flies along on all the other pages; here BlindDown crawls,