Are you forgetting that fadeOut takes *two* parameters? The first
should be the speed of the effect, and the second is your callback
function.
On Thu, Sep 24, 2009 at 12:47 AM, cerberos <pe...@whywouldwe.com> wrote:
>
> The contents of a fadeOut callback are supposed to be executed after
> the fadeOut has completed but there are problems when fading out
> multiple selectors (the alert is used to demonstrate).
>
>
> $("#foo, #bar").fadeOut( function(){ alert('test'); $("#baz").fadeIn
> (); })
>>>> #baz is faded in before the fadeOut has completed
>
>
> $("#foo, #bar").fadeOut( function(){ if( this.id == 'foo' ){ alert
> ('test'); $("#baz").fadeIn(); }})
>>>> for some reason this works
>
>
> $("#foo, #bar").fadeOut( function(){ if( this.id == 'bar' ){ alert
> ('test'); $("#baz").fadeIn(); }})
>>>> but this doesn't - it does the same as the first example
>
>
> Anyone know why? Is this a bug?
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