I tried putting the morph calls in parallel and it really just changed
the responsiveness of the rollover affect making it more 'stiff' and
less fluid when multiple menu items were selected in succession.
The affect i am trying to get it achieved by my first script
(currently running on the test
Did you examine the Queue section of the script.aculo.us website?
http://wiki.github.com/madrobby/scriptaculous/effect-queues
i don't use the animation library that much, so i can't offer much
help. Sorry. Animations are nice, but in my mind, they're more often a
waste of CPU cycles to an
Hey joe t., i was just coming here to reply that i solved the problem
using the queue functionality of script.aculo.us. I created a separate
queue for each divider and simply clear all morphs before adding a new
one, so there is never the possibility of a morph finishing after its
been
Hi guys,
First off, here's a reference I'd like you to read so you'll
understand where I'm coming from. http://jqueryvsmootools.com/
It's written by Aaron Newton and it's about jQuery and MooTools. Short
and sweet, jQuery focuses on the DOM, and does a pretty good job with
it; and MooTools
