As I am not Drupal user difficult to understand what you can do or cant.
Basically with jQuery animations you can pass a function as last param and
it
will be executed after:
$("p").slideDown("slow",function(){
alert("Animation Done.");
});
If you cant change it, it suggest you to use setTimeout with a time longer
than the time of the animation.
I guess it will be ok most of the time, but it wont be bulletproof.
-Olivier
On Tue, Mar 25, 2008 at 1:05 PM, Yuval Hager <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> This is probably truly basic, but I can't figure it out myself.
>
> The problematic code calculates and manipulates objects positioning
> (using offsetLeft and offsetTop), that runs on $(document).ready().
>
> It runs as a module which is part of the Drupal CMS, so I don't have
> control over some of the components.
>
> Usually it works well, but when used inside a div that is not
> displayed by default, rather by slideDown() function (it is called
> 'collapsed' in Drupal) - all the positioning calculations fail. I
> would like to run these calculations when the slideDown event
> completes. But I don't know how can I detect slideDown completing,
> WITHOUT cooperation from the caller of slideDown...
>
> Thanks for your help..
>
> --yuval
>
