Thank you Chris. I have adapted the script you provided for my use, changing the way of getting elements and adding an event/effect on the first array, and I went from a 133 lines script to 25 lines ! (and from 2.48Ko to 647o)...
Much more elegant and lighter. Happy new year ! On 27 déc, 12:10, cbolson <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > You need to use the array "index" to relate the links with the images. > Here is a simple demo for you (using spans for the images but you > should get the gist ;) )http://mooshell.net/TVybm/ > > Chris > > On 27 dic, 11:38, Daniel Lohse <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Please, put your code in a MooShell and then we can take a look. > > > Here:http://mooshell.net > > Or here:http://mootools.net/shell > > > Cheers, Daniel > > > On Dec 27, 2009, at 10:20 AM, Simon Vart wrote: > > > > Hello, > > > > I'm starting to use Mootools, which is pretty useful. > > > > I've created a little code very simple, for changing opacity of a > > > image when mouse flies over the image or when it flies over a link > > > nearby (but not in the same layer). > > > > I have 6 images and 6 links. > > > > I've created 6 times the same code and declare 12 variables a the > > > beginning of the script. > > > > It's working, but I'm sure there is a much more elegant way to do it, > > > by : > > > > - Creating a array of the 6 link (linkArray = $$('div a');) > > > - Creating a array of the 6 images (imgArray = $$('div img'); > > > > Then i don't know how to associate the two array, and make that when > > > the mouse is flying the link #5, it will trigger the script for the > > > image #5 > > > > I would appreciate help from more power users if you have some > > > thinking about it. > > > > Thank you and happy new year.
