jg wrote:
> updated code -
>
> var t = 'content_main'
> function a(url)
> {
> new Effect.Fade(t,{ afterFinish:
> function aj() {
> new Ajax.Updater(t, url,
> { method: 'get' , onComplete:
> ap = function(){
> new Effect.Appear(t);
> }
> });
> }});
> }
For the love of something, please learn to indent your code. That's almost
impossible to work with. No wonder you're having problems :)
After I indented your code, I could see one possible reason it doesn't work.
Your defining your anonymous functions with names. It's possible this works in
FF because it evaluates to the functions that was created.
var t = 'content_main'
function a(url){
new Effect.Fade(t,{
afterFinish : function () {
new Ajax.Updater(t, url, {
method : 'get' ,
onComplete : ap = function() {new Effect.Appear(t);}
});
}
});
}
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