Using Scriptaculous Effects

Instead of using Effect.BlindDown and Effect.BlindUp directly, Effect2.BlindDown and Effect2.BlindUp should be used. These are declared in forms.js, and ensure that no effect can start on an element until the previous effect has finished.

To extend Effect2 (in forms.js) modify:

return {

BlindDown: doEffect(Effect.BlindDown),

BlindUp: doEffect(Effect.BlindUp),

BlindToggle: toggleEffect(doEffect(Effect.BlindUp), doEffect(Effect.BlindDown))

};

to include other effects like ”<effect name>: doEffect(Effect.<effect name>),”