On 12/3/06, Fabian Lange <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Actually this was the first post I made here. I solved it this way:
> loop: function(timePos) {
> if(timePos >= this.startOn) {
> Element.update(this.element,this.options.newContent);
> this.cancel();
> return;
> }
> }
> new Effect.Fade(el,{queue:'front'});
> new Effect.Updater(el,{newContent:ajax.responseText,queue:'end'});
> new Effect.Appear(el,{queue:'end'});
I don't see how this would work in the desired way. Element.update()
is asyncronous. The Effect.Appear() will start just after the request
was made, it will not wait until the response is in.
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