Thanks Thomas, but I try to store the effects for use them on
Effect.Parallel later.
At this time I'm making a string with the code and execute them with "eval",
but it's weird. There is another way to make this to prepare for
Effect.Parallel?
Thanks again!
2006/12/13, Martin Bialasinski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
>
> I would store anonymous functions in the array like
>
> var myarray = new Array();
> myarray.push(function(){ new Effect.Appear('midiv') });
>
> Then execute one of the functions like myarray[0]()
>
> >
>
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