I haven't tested this, but I believe the beforeStart function takes a
parameter of the effect.
So your beforeStart function should look like:
beforeStart: function(effect) {
if (menu.currentHeader == element) {
effect.cancel();
}
}
hope this helps
Nicholas
On 5/22/06, Brice Burgess <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is there a way to cancel a specific effect? For instance; Effects are
added to the queue. Before actually processing the effect, I'd like to
check a condition & cancel the effect if necessary.
Here's the code excerpt:
var menu = {
toggleText: function(element,toggle) {
var vis = $(element+'Text').visible();
if (toggle && !vis) { // toggle text ON
new Effect.BlindDown(element+'Text', {queue: {scope:
'headers', position:'front'}});
}
else if (!toggle && vis && this.currentHeader != element) {
new Effect.BlindUp(
element+'Text',
{
queue: {scope: 'headers', position:'end'},
beforeStart: function() {
if (menu.currentHeader == element) {
this.cancel();
}
}
});
}
},
I'm not sure that this.cancel(); cancels the effect, nor that the
comparisson (currentHeader == element) remains static to the original
element the Effect was called for.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
~ Brice Burgess
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