Hello,
I've noticed that when you put a ',' at the end of the last effect, IE
doesn't work.
EX:
new Effect.Parallel(
[
new Effect.SlideDown(id,{duration:0.1}),
new Effect.Opacity(id, {duration: 0.8, from: 0.0, to:1.0})
],
{duration: 1.0});
works perfectly, but
new Effect.Parallel(
[
new Effect.SlideDown(id,{duration:0.1}),
new Effect.Opacity(id, {duration: 0.8, from: 0.0, to:1.0}),
],
{duration: 1.0});
doesn't work on IE 6.
Oximore
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