I'm trying to use the Effect Queues but I can't figure out how to
insert a standard function between my 2 effects. I've tried:
setTimeout("$('caption').innerHTML = caption",300);
new Effect.Opacity('caption', {to:0.0, duration: .3, queue:
{position:'front', scope: 'caption'} });
new Effect.Opacity('caption', {to:1.0, duration: .3, queue:
{position:'end', scope: 'caption'} });
I've also tried:
new Effect.Opacity('caption', {to:0.0, duration: .3, queue:
{position:'front', scope: 'caption'} });
new Effect.Opacity('caption', {to:1.0, duration: .3, queue:
{position:'end', scope: 'caption'} });
var captionQ = Effect.Queues.get('caption');
var captionC = 1;
captionQ.each(function() {
if(captionC == 2){
$('caption').innerHTML = caption;
}
captionC++;
});
So how exactly do I perform this feat?
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