On Aug 20, 12:18 pm, blr21560 <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I run this line :
> Effect.multiple( tab, Effect.Scale);
>
> There are no effect.
> tab is an an array with two div elements.
>
> I run this line
> Effect.multiple( tab, Effect.Fade );
>
> It's ok;
>
> Why ?
>
Same as Mojito's question above:
Effect.Scale is a 'core Effect' and invoked using "new Effect.Scale"
Effect.Fade is a 'combination Effect' and invokde usinjg "Effect.Fade"
Like TJ, I am not familiar with effects, so I don't know why there is
this difference.
Unfortunately the documentation page doesn't give any examples of
using Effect.multiple with core effects. This may be a bug, or you may
need a different syntax. My guess is that you would have to wrap the
constructor in an anonymous function:
Effect.multiple(tab, function(e) {new Effect.Scale(e)});
but I may be way off beam here.
> Thanks,
>
> Bernard
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