> Yep, that one works fine Ryan - I still don't understand though why
> aEl.getParent().highlight('#cc0000').chain(aEl.dispose()); work in
> Safari and Fireworks but fails in IE8 - what did I do wrong?
It appears that the Fx instance on the element does not get Chain
fully implemented on IE -- unless you use the getter(?). It does get
the basic Moo functions.
So this works:
var aElsTween =
aEl.getParent().get('tween').start('background-color','#cc0000','#00d').chain(console.log(this));
While this does not:
var aElsTween2 =
aEl.getParent().tween('background-color','#cc0000','#d0d').chain(console.log(this));
In both cases, the tween() works, but the chain() is not found.
I was hoping to power through and figure out where/if the bug might be
in -Core, but I am not all the way there yet... something with `this`
binding or somethin'....
-- Sandy
