Here is some code that more or less does what the OP wanted by
intercepting the callback. It's just a proof of concept i found was
vaguely interesting coming up with, so for god's sake don't actually
use it for anything (it's bad coding and highly likely to break
anyway!)
http://jsbin.com/isugi
But he will still want to trigger the animation on mouseover of that
second unspecified element at some point after initiating the previous
animation, regardless of the existence of $('.slide_started') or just
using the :animated selector.
At that point he will be forced to throw in a timer of so
I don't know how complex the user interface you're making, but if
you're asking for a callback after completing the "slideToggle()"
animation, then overload the method with a second argument which is
the callback function.
$('#51').slideToggle('fast, function() {
// Do something after element
The timeout sounds logical. I would like to try it, but somehow jquery
does not know that function:
http://docs.jquery.com/Special:Search?ns0=1&search=setTimeout&go=
I am pretty new to jquery. Could you post some code that fits into
this one:
onmouseover="$('#51').slideToggle('fast');$('.subcateg
the problem with jquery animation effects is that you can easily chain
effects on a single element, but unless you specify a timer of some
description or utilise the callback, effects on different elements
will execute simultaneously as you're finding.
unfortunately you really aren't going to kno
the problem with jquery animation effects is that you can easily chain
effects on a single element, but unless you specify a timer of some
description or utilise the callback, effects on different elements
will execute simultaneously as you're finding.
unfortunately you really aren't going to kno
does nobody have an idea? :-(
On Sep 23, 5:13 pm, Merlin wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I am building huge list with subcategories in each category that fade
> out once the mouse is placed over the category. It works great, BUT
> the problem is, if your mouse goes down the list vertically and the
> su
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