Hey Jay,
Use the "new" operator for creating your effects, otherwise they won't
be able to run properly when combined. As for the queues, you *should*
use a custom queue indeed, instead of the global queue. But then, you
need not only the position, but also the scope (the name of the queue).
Here's a per-element queue that should work:
Effect.myEffect = function(elt) {
new Effect.Grow(elt, { direction: 'top-left', duration: 5,
queue: { scope: elt.id, position: 'end' });
new Effect.Pulsate(elt, {queue: { scope: elt.id, position: 'end' });
}
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Christophe Porteneuve a.k.a. TDD
"[They] did not know it was impossible, so they did it." --Mark Twain
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