> My function creates only one interval for one animation and sets
> properties in loop avery "frame":
Nice. I wish more libraries would do this; I believe YUI suffers from
the same problem, for instance. It is of course a bit difficult with
animations that are not necessarily in sync, but I presu
Problem lies in $().animate function, I had terible speed in one of my
projects, so I rewriten $().animate to custom function.
Problem is that $().animate creates new interval for every propertie
it animates.
for ( var p in prop ) {
var e = new jQuery.fx( this, jQuery.speed(speed,callback,
Thursday, August 10, 2006, 5:10:13 AM, Gilles Vincent wrote:
> http://www.tweosc.org/example/jquery-addressbook/ Opera is really
> sloow..
I get about the same speed as FF, though FF is a little smoother in its
slide transition. Sometimes Opera seems to wait until the slide interval is
almost
Hi,
here is a question, just for curiosity.
I've often observed a real difference of performance between FF and Opera.
This is particularly visible for some jquery plugins :
if you look at this exemple :
http://www.tweosc.org/example/jquery-addressbook/ Opera is really
sloow..
Does anybody
