One question though -- is there only ever one $('requestVehicle') in
the page? If you use the ID method to call an object like this, you
are making that contract with the browser -- only one thing will ever
match that selector.
If there are many such, then don't give them IDs, or be sure to give
them unique IDs, and then use a 'relative' lookup like maybe
$('vsContainer').down('input.someClass').focus();
As long as it's inside an anonymous function, that selector won't fire
until the outer function is called, so it will be correctly populated
(since you're in afterFinish and you know the div has been made
visible).
Walter
On Jun 10, 2010, at 5:07 PM, Gregory Nicholas wrote:
it should be as follows:
new Effect.Parallel( [
new Effect.Appear('banner', {duration : 1.00, delay :
0.50}),
new Effect.Appear('vsContainer', {duration : 2.00, delay :
0.50})
],
{
sync: true,
afterFinish: function() {
$('requestVehicle').focus();
}
}
);
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