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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

Is there a ruby equivalent for the phpinfo() php function that displays all the variables and environment settings ? Thanks, vasu. -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.

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 Everybody, I was wondering if there is such a work done with Scriptaculous/Prototype before and if not how to achieve it? Example : http://www.anatolip.com/ It is done with codes borrowed from moofx and his own codes. Thanks in advance Danial _______________________________________________ Rails-spinoffs mailing list Rails-spinoffs-1W37MKcQCpIf0INCOvqR/iCwEArCW2h5@public.gmane.org

I have a div with overflow: auto... BlindUp works fine. But BlindDown simply waits the duration and shows the div at full size (no blinding down effect). If I remove overflow: auto it works fine. Why would this work for BlindUp but not BlindDown? Sincerely, Ryan Gahl Design Engineer Camtronics Medical Systems (an Emageon Company) Ryan.gahl-nlycWCgr5/vuufBYgWm87A@public.gmane.org

I set up a simple BlindUp and BlindDown div that works seamlessy in Firefox but doesn''t work as smoothly in IE. When blinding down, the whole div flashes and then Blinds down. The same thing when blinding up. Is this something that is fixable? _______________________________________________ Rails-spinoffs mailing list Rails-spinoffs-1W37MKcQCpIf0INCOvqR/iCwEArCW2h5@public.gmane.org

I''m having an issue with flashing divs in IE (firefox is fine and the only other browser I''ve used) My scenario is as follows. I have 2 divs (initially hidden) and using the BlindDown and BlindUp functions (possibly others) the divs flash when starting to roll down in BlindDown (due to the Element.show call) and also at the end of the BlindUp call (due to the Element.hide call)

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

How do you set the options for an effect, I have multiple effects on a page, some are small boxes but others are larger, I want to be able to set the speed of each effect individually. so the question is how do I have 2 effect.BlindUp objects on one page with different speeds? Thanks. ______________________________________________________________________ Alex Duffield . Principal .

here''s a basic question. i have an h2 element and i want onmouseover to show a div using blinddown; i also expect onmouseout of the mentioned div (but not h2) to have effect blindup to get rid of the div. so i set up: <h2 id = "show" class="show">Show div</h2> <div id = "out" class = "out" style="display:none">some

Is there a way to cancel a specific effect? For instance; Effects are added to the queue. Before actually processing the effect, I''d like to check a condition & cancel the effect if necessary. Here''s the code excerpt: var menu = { toggleText: function(element,toggle) { var vis = $(element+''Text'').visible(); if (toggle && !vis)

var height = someElementReference.offsetHeight; and to set it: someElementReference.style.height = "100"; It is worth saying that offsetHeight and offsetWidth are non-standard compliance. They will give you the total rendering height and this will cause problems in IE since they use a different box model than FireFox. So you will have to do some height juggling in IE if you are using

I posted the following earlier: "I need a way to do a blind up that makes the element APPEAR and a blind down that makes the element DISAPPEAR. In essence, the opposite of the current blindup/blinddown. Thoughts?" I think somebody responded in Dutch. Anyone else have any ideas? -- Yehuda Katz Web Developer (ph) 718.877.1325 (fax) 718.686.4288

Hello, I have a problem with the timing of effects. I do have a tag (with id: post1). When the link is clicked, the block "post1" must BlindUp. Then the block is updated with the new content and then the effect BlindDown is executed. Below is the source code of the link_to_remote I am using. <%= link_to_remote("Ajax Edit", :update =>

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

I am writing an application that will display a series of images. When a link is clicked the images will fade away, and new images will fade in. I am starting by trying to simply fade the images out then back in through a function: function ChangeImage() { Effect.BlindDown(''MyElement'',{duration:0.5}); Effect.BlindUp(''MyElement'',{duration:0.5}); } This

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

Hello boys and girls In the ever-loving spirit of OSS, here''s another feature for s.a.u. In particular it''s called Effect.Accordion, and is a scriptaculified version of openrico''s Accordion. Work in progress, I''ll submit further modifications as the come in, but this is 90% of what needs to be done. I anticipate some bugs when I start using it more. Tested

Peepz, I was looking into how script.aculo.us handles effect to write a tutorial and for a current project I wanted to make transition between PAIR effects possible. These PAIR effects are (Appear/Fade, SlideUp/SlideDown, BlindUp/BlindDown) the effect that toggle can handle. script.aculo.us calls queue.loop each 40 milliseconds, and that calls all the effect.loop for all effects in the

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,