Hi,
your code does not work, because there is no Element method called
move.
You have to a) create a new Effect for this and b) you must merge the
two options hashes before using them since move expects only one:
new Effect.Move('banner1' , $H(options).merge({x: 60, y:-30}))
I would also
Hi Timm,
your code does not work, because there is no Element method called
move.
You have to a) create a new Effect for this and b) you must merge the
two options hashes before using them since move expects only one:
new Effect.Move('banner1' , $H(options).merge({x: 60, y:-30}))
How do I
At first: Sorry but i missed that you do not specify all required
options for Effect.Move
You should check at http://wiki.github.com/madrobby/scriptaculous/effect-move
, there you will find that you have to specifiy x, y and mode at least.
And i just realized that using a hash as container for
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!
On Mon, Feb 16, 2009 at 4:13 PM, Timm Florian Gloger
timm.glo...@gmail.com wrote:
At first: Sorry but i missed that you do not specify all required
options for Effect.Move
You should check at
