Frederick Cheung wrote:
>
> the second argument to link_to_function is an arbitrary javascript
> fragment. You can put as much in there as you want.
>
> Fred
To give just a little more detail to what Fred said, you can do
something like
"Effect.toggle('this-thing'); Effect.toggle('that-thing');"
Just remember that needs to be proper JavaScript since it's going to be
eval'd.
Peace.
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