Simple answer is there's no defined HTML event for "arrival" as you
describe.
You might try using Function#delay to simulate it. Something to the
effect of:
var arrival_function_reference = function(a, b, c ,d){ ... };
$('source_a").observe('click',
function(){
arrival_function_reference.delay(0.5, any, args, you, need); //
Whatever time delay you think appropriate
}
);
Or if you wanted it to feel more "fluid" you could stick
Effect.ScrollTo from Scriptaculous into the click observer:
$('source_a").observe('click',
function(event){
event.stop(); // Prevent the default Event from going to the href
Effect.ScrollTo('destination_a', {duration:0.5}); // Whatever time
delay you think appropriate
arrival_function_reference.defer(any, args, you, need);
}
);
In this case use defer to make your arrival function wait until
Javascript has finished scrolling the document to the destination.
Completely untested, but maybe it helps get you started.
-joe t.
On Jan 7, 7:37 pm, tmarin <teimat...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I want to execute some code when a user reaches a fragment anchor (the
> # part of a link), is there any event for this?
>
> Thanks in advance
> tmarin
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