Thanks for your solution! Unfortunately, i am not able to get this
work.
Firefox Debug says: start is not defined - line 1. However, i have
alredy checked all ;, ) and } but I am not able to troubleshoot.
Here is my function:
function start(area, choice) {
var effects = [];
Hi
How are you calling and defining the start function ? directly in your HTML
page or through an Ajax Request ? if it is defined through an ajax request,
you must use the syntax :
var start = function() {
...
};
is there some place where we can view the page ?
And I've seen a missing dot again
Unfortunately I am actually not able to get the site online.
I call the function like this:
div onclick=javascript:start('age', 6) id=age6
class=entryComputer/div
If I run the search() function directly in the onclick-handler it
works. However, with no fade- appear-effects.
Maybe the
Yes it is !
new Effect.Parallel(effects,* {*
afterFinish: function() {
search(area, choice,
Enumerable.invoke.curry(appear).bind($$('solution')));
}
*}* );
On Wed, Apr 7, 2010 at 11:54 AM, C_B i...@christian-baesler.de wrote:
Unfortunately I am actually not able to get the site
Incredible! It works! Thanks!!! Fade out and search are sucessfully
processed.
There is only one thing left: it does not appear again softly, it
seems like the effect would not run - the solution is there directly.
On 7 Apr., 12:02, Guillaume Lepicard guillaume.lepic...@gmail.com
wrote:
Yes it
you are still missing the . css class prefix .bind($$('.solution'))
On Wed, Apr 7, 2010 at 12:09 PM, C_B i...@christian-baesler.de wrote:
Incredible! It works! Thanks!!! Fade out and search are sucessfully
processed.
There is only one thing left: it does not appear again softly, it
seems
Unfortunately that is not the mistake.
I have already corrected that.
Last version of the function:
function start(area, choice) {
var effects = [];
$$(.solution).each( function(item) {
effects.push( new Effect.Fade(item, {sync: true}));
});
new
Thanks a lot! I used Guillaume's version and it works fine!
If you are able to solve my following problem regarding the same
matter, you are my hero.
I want to realize the same functionality, however with all elements of
the class solution. I read about invoke but I am not really sure
regarding
Hi,
I guess that you want to fade all items with class solution (you are missing
the dot class prefix) and on the afterFinish, you want to run a function
that has as third parameter a callback function ? Because the way you had
wrote it meant that your owned function *search* returned a function
Hi,
yes you are. I already had the problem described.
In fact, the following works fine:
a href=# onclick=$$('.solution').invoke('fade',{ duration:
0.8, from: 1, to: 0 });Fade/a
a href=# onclick=$$('.solution').invoke('appear',{ delay:
0.35 });return false;Appear/a
All elements of the
Hi again,
I understand what you want, but the problem this time is that you
are dealing with several elements.
When calling invoke, it is just as if you were looping on each item of your
Enumerable and calling the invoked method for each of them, with all
parameters - that is to say with
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