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Wouldn’t
this be possible? All you would have to do is create a loop
over the OL or UL’s children and apply a parallel combination effect of
blindup/blind down. Instead of looping you could also use a className attribute on the LI’s and
use getElementByClassName. That way you don’t even have to know the UL/OL id/node. There is even an example on the
scriptatculous wiki (http://wiki.script.aculo.us/scriptaculous/show/accordion+feature
). For more information look at the source or
check out effect.scale; blind up and blind down are just extensions of this
simple effect. Since blindup/blinddown are direct children of scale, you can
use all of scale’s options during
construction. You can specify the original height using the scaleMode
option: scaleMode: { originalHeight: 400, originalWidth: 200 } -Andrew Martinez -----Original
Message----- Scale values
are in percentage. If you need to store a specific (hidden) height for
each, then calculate what that percentage is. To get the effect you asked
for, however, doesn't require that sort of precision. It's a bit
disingenuous to say "I'm familiar with both libraries", then suggest
he didn't answer your question, when in fact he did. Any more work on his
part, and he's actually building it for you, something I'm sure he's not paid
enough for. That said, the following snippet accomplishes the effect: <style
type="text/css"> li { overflow: hidden; height: 30px; } #li1
{background-color: #bdb;} </style> <script
type="text/_javascript_"
src=""> <script
type="text/_javascript_"
src=""> <script
type="text/_javascript_"> function
toggle () { if (this.up) { this.up = false; Effect.BlindUp(this, {scaleTo:20,
scaleFrom: 100, restoreAfterFinish: false, afterFinishInternal: function(){}
}); } else { this.up = true; Effect.BlindDown(this, {scaleFrom: 100,
scaleTo:500, restoreAfterFinish: false, afterFinishInternal: function(){}
} ); } } window. () { var listItem = $("li1"); listItem.> } </script> You may also
wish to take a look at the accordion effect done w/ Scriptaculous at http://wiki.script.aculo.us/scriptaculous/show/accordion+feature Documentation
for Effect.BlindDown is at http://wiki.script.aculo.us/scriptaculous/show/Effect.BlindDown,
although it did require looking at the source to get all of the options. TAG On May 20,
2006, at 6:18 PM, Danial Tzadeh wrote:
Jeremy, On 5/20/06, Jeremy Kitchen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote: On Saturday
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