Re: [Proto-Scripty] How to do this with Function.delay?
Aha. Thanks!
Walter
On Mar 30, 2010, at 12:38 PM, Guillaume Lepicard wrote:
hi,
you should try
Element.morph.delay(0.3, 'frame_index','left:' + origin)
On Tue, Mar 30, 2010 at 6:34 PM, Walter Lee Davis
wrote:
I have this effect wrapped in a timeout:
setTimeout(function(){
var elm = $('frame_index');
elm.morph('left:' + elm.origin);
},300);
I realize I could use the delay: attribute on the effect itself,
but for
reasons outside of this discussion, I need to use the Prototype
delay method
instead. How would you write this (effectively replacing setTimeout
only)
and have it work. When I tried the following:
$('frame_index').morph.delay(0.3,'left:' + origin);
I get a whole raft of rapidly escalating errors. Is this possible?
Or am I
swimming up-stream?
Walter
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Re: [Proto-Scripty] How to do this with Function.delay?
hi,
you should try
Element.morph.delay(0.3, 'frame_index','left:' + origin)
On Tue, Mar 30, 2010 at 6:34 PM, Walter Lee Davis wrote:
> I have this effect wrapped in a timeout:
>
> setTimeout(function(){
>var elm = $('frame_index');
>elm.morph('left:' + elm.origin);
> },300);
>
> I realize I could use the delay: attribute on the effect itself, but for
> reasons outside of this discussion, I need to use the Prototype delay method
> instead. How would you write this (effectively replacing setTimeout only)
> and have it work. When I tried the following:
>
> $('frame_index').morph.delay(0.3,'left:' + origin);
>
> I get a whole raft of rapidly escalating errors. Is this possible? Or am I
> swimming up-stream?
>
> Walter
>
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[Proto-Scripty] How to do this with Function.delay?
I have this effect wrapped in a timeout:
setTimeout(function(){
var elm = $('frame_index');
elm.morph('left:' + elm.origin);
},300);
I realize I could use the delay: attribute on the effect itself, but
for reasons outside of this discussion, I need to use the Prototype
delay method instead. How would you write this (effectively replacing
setTimeout only) and have it work. When I tried the following:
$('frame_index').morph.delay(0.3,'left:' + origin);
I get a whole raft of rapidly escalating errors. Is this possible? Or
am I swimming up-stream?
Walter
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