Set a flag that prevents the function from executing if the fade/
appear action is already running.
var running = 0
function fadeMe() {
if(running==1) {
return
}
running = 1
new Effect.Fade('something',afterFinish:function(){running=0})
}
On Oct 26, 12:34 am, Ngan Pham <nganp...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi everyone, I have quick question:
>
> I which to make a div appears (Effect.Appear) and disappears (Effect.Fade)
> when the mouse is moved over and out of a div. Problem is the effect would
> collide with each other if the mouse goes over, out, over, out too quickly.
> What is the best way to stop the effect midway and reverse it so that it
> won't flicker.
>
> Currently I'm doing this: I keep an "var effect = Effect.Appear"...If
> effect exists and is running when the mouse goes over, I effect.cancel() it
> and get the opacity and call Fade on it passing in "from" argument. I'm not
> using queues or anything. Is this the best/only way?
>
> Or is there a absolutely better/best way of doing this?
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