Hi Glenn,
I had the same problem with scriptaculous fade in IE; your suggestion
of setting the style to include "overflow:hidden" worked very well.
Thank you!
David
On Oct 3, 8:00 pm, Glenn Wang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks for your response. I tried as you mentioned, but couldn't get
> the afterFinish:function() part to work properly, and it didn't help
> with IE's behavior.
>
> Out of pure luck, I think I've stumbled upon the solution--add
> "Overflow: Hidden" to the style of each frame's DIV.
>
> On Oct 3, 9:38 pm, Diodeus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > For starters, don't use setTimeout to control the flipping of slides.
> > Use the built-in delay function.
>
> > Instead of this:
>
> > setTimeout("Effect.Appear('slideshow" + frame + "');", 1000);
>
> > Do this:
>
> > new Effect.Appear('slideshow'+frame,{delay:1.0})
>
> > If you need to call another function after the effect runs, do this:
>
> > new Effect.Appear('slideshow'+frame,{delay:1.0, afterFinish:function()
> > {somethingElse()}})
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