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ctoz
msg:4294878 | 5:16 am on Apr 10, 2011 (gmt 0) |
It's a primitive bit of scripting, but it works:
function gray() {
$('.A1').animate({color:"#999"}, 400);
setTimeout('$(\'.A1\').animate({color:"#3a3d3f"}, 1600)', 600);
setTimeout('$(\'.A1\').fadeOut(\'100\')', 2600);
}
So, how to turn the class a variable? I'm halfway there with:
function gray(myclass) {
$(myclass).animate({color:"#999"}, 400);
setTimeout('$(myclass).animate({color:"#3a3d3f"}, 1600)', 600);
setTimeout('$(myclass).fadeOut(\'100\')', 2600);
}
called with
gray('.A1')
The first animation fires, but the second and third don't;
FF error console is saying " myclass is not defined " for the second and third lines, but not for the first.
I'm tinkering, but could do with some insight !
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daveVk
msg:4294898 | 8:12 am on Apr 10, 2011 (gmt 0) |
either
setTimeout('$(\'' + myclass + '/').animate({color:"#3a3d3f"}, 1600)', 600);
or
setTimeout(function(){$(myclass).animate({color:"#3a3d3f"}, 1600)}, 600);
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ctoz
msg:4294919 | 10:45 am on Apr 10, 2011 (gmt 0) |
Many thanks!
setTimeout(function()... works fine and I understand it. Not clear about the forward slash in the first option.
cheers!
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