Hey there,
darkmatter a écrit :
> Hye there,
> this are some snippets that works for me,
>
> Effect.Puff('divSplash', {duration:3});
> var t=setTimeout("Effect.Appear('divSplash')",3000)
>
> note:
> - divSplash will puff within 3 seconds.
> - after 3 seconds more, it'll reappear again.
Just so you know:
The better way (that avoid setting a timer you don't seem to clear) is
to use the afterFinish callback option on the first effect. Also,
please always use "new " before your effect names, to allow for proper
parallel execution.
new Effect.Puff('divSplash', { duration: 3,
afterFinish: function() { new Effect.Appear('divSplash') }
});
For longer sequences, use Effect Queues.
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