Hi. I have been looking for a bit and cannot find the answer to my
question so I thought I would post here. If there is some
documentation that I missed please just point me there. I am using the
latest jQuery version 1.4.1.

Generally speaking I want to alter a currently running animation's
properties, but am having a difficult time figuring out how to do it.
I am attempting this because stopping the animation and creating new
one (during mouse moves over the governing div) is very choppy and I
was hoping this alternative might be smoother.

When I try the following I get the empty string:
$(elemWithAnimation).queue()
so I can't seem to get a reference to the animation object. Truly, I'm
not even sure if that's the proper way to alter a running animation.

Specifically, I am scrolling (animating the "left" property of) an
element underneath a div whose overflow is hidden so it looks like the
contents of the div are scrolling. I want to change the speed of the
scrolling animation in response to the position of the mouse on the
governing div.

Can anyone provide any advice? Thanks!

-Idan

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