Ok, found the solution:
if you implement more than 1 class into your new class, you must use
this sintax:
Implements: [Chain,Events]
It seems that nobody wrote this little thing in the docs... I'm
wondering why...
On 16 Ott, 12:03, stratboy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi, It seems that if I implement Chain AND Events in the same class,
> Chain doesn't work anymore.
> For exemple the class below works properly, but as soon as I add
> Implements:Events, the chain methods don't work anymore. I need Events
> because I want to fire out an event when the last fx of the chain is
> complete.
> I think i'm doing something wrong implementing the Events, so, can you
> help me please?
>
> ////////////////////////////////////////
>
> var Switcher = new Class({
>
> Implements:Chain,
> Implements:Events,
>
> initialize:function(){
>
> this.elem1 = null;
> this.elem2 = null;
> this.currentElement = null;
>
> },
>
> switchElements:function(elem1,elem2){
>
> this.elem1 = $(elem1);
> this.elem2 = (elem2) ? $(elem2) : null;
>
> if(!elem2){
> this.elem1.set('tween',{ link:'chain' });
> this.showElement1(this.elem1);
> }
>
> else{
> this.clearChain();
>
> this.elem1.set('tween',{ link:'chain' });
> this.elem2.set('tween',{ link:'chain',
> onComplete:function()
> { this.callChain(); }.bindWithEvent(this) });
>
> this.chain(
> function(){ this.fadeElement2(); },
> function(){ this.hideElement2(); },
> function(){ this.showElement1(); }
> );
>
> this.callChain();
> }
> },
>
> showElement1:function(){
>
> this.elem1.setStyles({ 'opacity':'0','display':'block' }).tween('opacity',
> 1);
> },
>
> fadeElement2:function(){
> this.elem2.tween('opacity',0);
> },
>
> hideElement2:function(){
> this.elem2.setStyles({'display':'none'});
> this.callChain();
> }
>
> ///////
>
> });
