Sure, there's a feature called 'queues':
http://github.com/madrobby/scriptaculous/wikis/effect-queues
You can queue the effects so that the next one is being fired up after
the first one has finished:
new Effect.BlindUp('my-div',{queue:'end'});
You could limit the queue length to 1, which effectively prevents
other effects till initial effect has finished:
new Effect.BlindUp('my-div',{queue:{ position: 'end', scope: 'blinds',
limit: 1 }});
Or you could, a bit less elegantly, disable the element used to fire
up the effect an re-enable it with 'afterFinish'.
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