OK , i found a simple yet not a good looking solution.
tell me what you guys think .... I had to clean the event after each time
....
/* the fade in */
$('page_login_wrapper').reveal().set("tween", {
onStart: function() {
Dreams.Log.info('onStart hit');
$('content').mask();
pageLoginWrapper.get('tween').removeEvents('onStart');
}
}).fade('in');
/* the fade out */
$('page_login_wrapper').dissolve().set("tween", {
onComplete: function() {
$('content').unmask();
$('page_login_wrapper').get('tween').removeEvents('onComplete');
}
}).fade('out');
On Monday, September 10, 2012 11:44:24 PM UTC+3, idan Hen wrote:
>
> Hey ,
>
> i have a site i am building , i have a content div and in my header i have
> login button.
> when i click the login button , i mask the content div , and display a
> float div above it.
>
> so far its all good :) , i have a close button to close the floating div
> and unmask the content div.
>
> the issue is :
> when i fade('out') , i want to unmask onComplete. -> the problem is this
> effect the fade('in') also !!
>
> set("tween", {
> onComplete: function(o) {
> $('content').unmask();
> }
> }).
>
> how can i set a "onComplete" to each fade ... -> they are both running on
> the same element .....
>
