[Proto-Scripty] Re: Move an image

2009-02-16 Thread Timm Florian Gloger

Hi,

your code does not work, because there is no Element method called  
move.
You have to a) create a new Effect for this and b) you must merge the  
two options hashes before using them since move expects only one:

new Effect.Move('banner1' , $H(options).merge({x: 60, y:-30}))

I would also suggest to use this way of effect creation for any effect  
instead of calling object methods on Element objects, since it  
emphasis the separation of script.aculo.us effects and prototypes  
(DOM-) extensions.


Am 16.02.2009 um 19:14 schrieb Leonard Burton:


 HI All,

 I have been trying to do this for several months and the documentation
 seems to be of no help to me.  Can someone help?  I appreciate it.

 I would like to be able to take these banners and move them to the
 right or to the left.

 Why doesn't move or Parallel work in this queue?
 http://wiki.github.com/madrobby/scriptaculous/effect-move



 I was in the IRC room, and a nice enough gentleman said that the docs
 contained everything, but obviously they don't.

 How can I make the images move to the right or left in the code I have
 provided below.


 function sequence() {

 var options = { queue: 'end', duration:2 };
 var fade = { queue: 'end', duration:5 };


 $('banner1').appear(options);
 $('banner1').move(options, { x: 60, y: -30 });
 $('banner1').fade(fade);
 $('banner2').appear(options);
 $('banner2').dropOut(options);
 $('banner3').appear(options);
 $('banner3').fade(fade);
 $('banner4').appear(options);
 $('banner4').dropOut(options);
 $('banner5').appear(options);
 $('banner5').fade(Object.extend(options, {afterFinish:  
 sequence}));
 }

 Thanks in advanced for any help!

 -- 
 Leonard Burton, N9URK
 http://www.jiffyslides.com
 serv...@jiffyslides.com
 leonardbur...@gmail.com

 The prolonged evacuation would have dramatically affected the
 survivability of the occupants.

 


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[Proto-Scripty] Re: Move an image

2009-02-16 Thread Leonard Burton

Hi Timm,

 your code does not work, because there is no Element method called
 move.
 You have to a) create a new Effect for this and b) you must merge the
 two options hashes before using them since move expects only one:

 new Effect.Move('banner1' , $H(options).merge({x: 60, y:-30}))

How do I make this syntax work with the code I have?

 I would also suggest to use this way of effect creation for any effect
 instead of calling object methods on Element objects, since it
 emphasis the separation of script.aculo.us effects and prototypes
 (DOM-) extensions.

I know nothing about DOM other than the acronym!

How do I do this?  When I have changed the effects from the
$(element)[effect] syntax to the one you are suggesting, none of the
effects work.  Within the framework of the snippet I inserted in my
first email would you please show me how the way you are talking about
works?

Thanks,

Leonard.




 Am 16.02.2009 um 19:14 schrieb Leonard Burton:


 HI All,

 I have been trying to do this for several months and the documentation
 seems to be of no help to me.  Can someone help?  I appreciate it.

 I would like to be able to take these banners and move them to the
 right or to the left.

 Why doesn't move or Parallel work in this queue?
 http://wiki.github.com/madrobby/scriptaculous/effect-move



 I was in the IRC room, and a nice enough gentleman said that the docs
 contained everything, but obviously they don't.

 How can I make the images move to the right or left in the code I have
 provided below.


 function sequence() {

 var options = { queue: 'end', duration:2 };
 var fade = { queue: 'end', duration:5 };


 $('banner1').appear(options);
 $('banner1').move(options, { x: 60, y: -30 });
 $('banner1').fade(fade);
 $('banner2').appear(options);
 $('banner2').dropOut(options);
 $('banner3').appear(options);
 $('banner3').fade(fade);
 $('banner4').appear(options);
 $('banner4').dropOut(options);
 $('banner5').appear(options);
 $('banner5').fade(Object.extend(options, {afterFinish:
 sequence}));
 }

 Thanks in advanced for any help!

 --
 Leonard Burton, N9URK
 http://www.jiffyslides.com
 serv...@jiffyslides.com
 leonardbur...@gmail.com

 The prolonged evacuation would have dramatically affected the
 survivability of the occupants.

 


 




-- 
Leonard Burton, N9URK
http://www.jiffyslides.com
serv...@jiffyslides.com
leonardbur...@gmail.com

The prolonged evacuation would have dramatically affected the
survivability of the occupants.

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[Proto-Scripty] Re: Move an image

2009-02-16 Thread Timm Florian Gloger

At first: Sorry but i missed that you do not specify all required  
options for Effect.Move
You should check at http://wiki.github.com/madrobby/scriptaculous/effect-move 
, there you will find that you have to specifiy x, y and mode at least.
And i just realized that using a hash as container for options does  
not work, at least it does not here. My apologies.

Other than that the code should work just fine if you replace the $ 
('banner1').move(... line with

new Effect.Move('banner1' , {x: 60, y:-30, mode : 'relative'});

or mode : 'absolute' , i can't tell from this snippet you posted want  
you want to do.

If this does not work: Do you have script.aculo.us and prototype  
imported correctly to your page? And what versions of both are you  
using?




Am 16.02.2009 um 21:51 schrieb Leonard Burton:


 Hi Timm,

 your code does not work, because there is no Element method called
 move.
 You have to a) create a new Effect for this and b) you must merge the
 two options hashes before using them since move expects only one:

 new Effect.Move('banner1' , $H(options).merge({x: 60, y:-30}))

 How do I make this syntax work with the code I have?

 I would also suggest to use this way of effect creation for any  
 effect
 instead of calling object methods on Element objects, since it
 emphasis the separation of script.aculo.us effects and prototypes
 (DOM-) extensions.

 I know nothing about DOM other than the acronym!

 How do I do this?  When I have changed the effects from the
 $(element)[effect] syntax to the one you are suggesting, none of the
 effects work.  Within the framework of the snippet I inserted in my
 first email would you please show me how the way you are talking about
 works?

 Thanks,

 Leonard.




 Am 16.02.2009 um 19:14 schrieb Leonard Burton:


 HI All,

 I have been trying to do this for several months and the  
 documentation
 seems to be of no help to me.  Can someone help?  I appreciate it.

 I would like to be able to take these banners and move them to the
 right or to the left.

 Why doesn't move or Parallel work in this queue?
 http://wiki.github.com/madrobby/scriptaculous/effect-move



 I was in the IRC room, and a nice enough gentleman said that the  
 docs
 contained everything, but obviously they don't.

 How can I make the images move to the right or left in the code I  
 have
 provided below.


 function sequence() {

var options = { queue: 'end', duration:2 };
var fade = { queue: 'end', duration:5 };


$('banner1').appear(options);
$('banner1').move(options, { x: 60, y: -30 });
$('banner1').fade(fade);
$('banner2').appear(options);
$('banner2').dropOut(options);
$('banner3').appear(options);
$('banner3').fade(fade);
$('banner4').appear(options);
$('banner4').dropOut(options);
$('banner5').appear(options);
$('banner5').fade(Object.extend(options, {afterFinish:
 sequence}));
 }

 Thanks in advanced for any help!

 --
 Leonard Burton, N9URK
 http://www.jiffyslides.com
 serv...@jiffyslides.com
 leonardbur...@gmail.com

 The prolonged evacuation would have dramatically affected the
 survivability of the occupants.









 -- 
 Leonard Burton, N9URK
 http://www.jiffyslides.com
 serv...@jiffyslides.com
 leonardbur...@gmail.com

 The prolonged evacuation would have dramatically affected the
 survivability of the occupants.

 


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[Proto-Scripty] Re: Move an image

2009-02-16 Thread Leonard Burton

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!

On Mon, Feb 16, 2009 at 4:13 PM, Timm Florian Gloger
timm.glo...@gmail.com wrote:

 At first: Sorry but i missed that you do not specify all required
 options for Effect.Move
 You should check at http://wiki.github.com/madrobby/scriptaculous/effect-move
 , there you will find that you have to specifiy x, y and mode at least.
 And i just realized that using a hash as container for options does
 not work, at least it does not here. My apologies.

 Other than that the code should work just fine if you replace the $
 ('banner1').move(... line with

 new Effect.Move('banner1' , {x: 60, y:-30, mode : 'relative'});

 or mode : 'absolute' , i can't tell from this snippet you posted want
 you want to do.

 If this does not work: Do you have script.aculo.us and prototype
 imported correctly to your page? And what versions of both are you
 using?




 Am 16.02.2009 um 21:51 schrieb Leonard Burton:


 Hi Timm,

 your code does not work, because there is no Element method called
 move.
 You have to a) create a new Effect for this and b) you must merge the
 two options hashes before using them since move expects only one:

 new Effect.Move('banner1' , $H(options).merge({x: 60, y:-30}))

 How do I make this syntax work with the code I have?

 I would also suggest to use this way of effect creation for any
 effect
 instead of calling object methods on Element objects, since it
 emphasis the separation of script.aculo.us effects and prototypes
 (DOM-) extensions.

 I know nothing about DOM other than the acronym!

 How do I do this?  When I have changed the effects from the
 $(element)[effect] syntax to the one you are suggesting, none of the
 effects work.  Within the framework of the snippet I inserted in my
 first email would you please show me how the way you are talking about
 works?

 Thanks,

 Leonard.




 Am 16.02.2009 um 19:14 schrieb Leonard Burton:


 HI All,

 I have been trying to do this for several months and the
 documentation
 seems to be of no help to me.  Can someone help?  I appreciate it.

 I would like to be able to take these banners and move them to the
 right or to the left.

 Why doesn't move or Parallel work in this queue?
 http://wiki.github.com/madrobby/scriptaculous/effect-move



 I was in the IRC room, and a nice enough gentleman said that the
 docs
 contained everything, but obviously they don't.

 How can I make the images move to the right or left in the code I
 have
 provided below.


 function sequence() {

var options = { queue: 'end', duration:2 };
var fade = { queue: 'end', duration:5 };


$('banner1').appear(options);
$('banner1').move(options, { x: 60, y: -30 });
$('banner1').fade(fade);
$('banner2').appear(options);
$('banner2').dropOut(options);
$('banner3').appear(options);
$('banner3').fade(fade);
$('banner4').appear(options);
$('banner4').dropOut(options);
$('banner5').appear(options);
$('banner5').fade(Object.extend(options, {afterFinish:
 sequence}));
 }

 Thanks in advanced for any help!

 --
 Leonard Burton, N9URK
 http://www.jiffyslides.com
 serv...@jiffyslides.com
 leonardbur...@gmail.com

 The prolonged evacuation would have dramatically affected the
 survivability of the occupants.









 --
 Leonard Burton, N9URK
 http://www.jiffyslides.com
 serv...@jiffyslides.com
 leonardbur...@gmail.com

 The prolonged evacuation would have dramatically affected the
 survivability of the occupants.

 


 




-- 
Leonard Burton, N9URK
http://www.jiffyslides.com
serv...@jiffyslides.com
leonardbur...@gmail.com

The prolonged evacuation would have dramatically affected the
survivability of the occupants.

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