ated(false,true);
sl.animate(
{
bottom: menuPosition.Min
},
{
duration: 500,
complete: function(){
$.Slider.setObjIsMenuAnimated(false,false);
}
}
).fa
I am not sure it is an elegant solution,
any advice is welcomed.
regards
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jakiri hutimora ha scritto:
Hi Matt, otherwise the script doesn't work. :/
I didn'
closeMenu(){
doSomething(x);
}
}
);
Matt Kruse ha scritto:
On Jun 26, 12:44 pm, jakiri hutimora wrote:
Actually I really need to access to a method inside another function.
$(
function(){
functio
ent
$(
function(){
var x = "Hello world";
function openSlideMenu(){
//open the menu
}
}
);
What do you think?
Please, I am very interested to the long short story, where can I read
it?
Cheers
jakiri h
Thanks Eric,
Actually I really need to access to a method inside another function.
I created a simple example however my aim is calling a "public method"
(let me use public) that has been defined inside a function like that
$(
function(){
function openMenu(){
here you have the accordion.
http://docs.jquery.com/UI/Accordion
I suppose you need to find a condition that allows you to scroll the
accordion list when the user scroll on the accordion.
Otherwise you may use an iframe but it isn't so elegant has the first case.
Steve Hueners ha scritto:
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