According tot he documentation on the Interface website the scrollTo
method should support callback functions. I am not sure if it does,
upon looking at the source. From Stefan's website:
duration integer or string > mandatory
callback function > optional Callback function that will get fired
once the effect is completed.
easing string > optional The name of the easing effect you
want to use.
I am seeking to run the scrollTo function first - in the following
scenario:
scrollTo > to top of page (500ms)
fadeOut > page container (500ms)
ajax > call ajax method to load new content (CMS server request)
FadeIn > page container with new content (500ms)
Has anybody managed to get the callback to file after the scrollTo is
completed?
I am not sure of the syntax - have tried several schemes
- I have tried: several tests - trying to trigger a simple alert
function
- as the basis of connecting it to the fadeOut > Ajax > fadeIn
function which is working
function alertMe(){
alert("finished");
}
this does not trigger alertMe() upon completion:
function scrollToTopAnchor(){
$("#top").ScrollTo(1000,'easeinout',function() {
alertMe();
});
}
this triggers alertMe() before completion:
$('#top').ScrollTo(1000,'easeinout',alertMe());
Since I am more a designer than a coder,
any suggestions (or workarounds) would be appreciated.
cheers
(-john-)
