Sorry it was stupid question - I may set condition before even creating
effect. Sorry - no question
-wz
Hi
Sorry if the subject was ever discussed, but I cannot find any hint
for it. My question is as follows:
Is there any way to get reference to the Effect from within the
callback function?
Sample:
new Effect.BlindUp(element, {
duration: 0.5,
beforeStart: function()
{
if(condition) {
// here I need reference to the Effect, to cancel it
(for egzample)
}
}
});
Tried bind "this" on some different ways without success.
Appreciate any help.
-wz
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