From: Joshua H. <jo...@th...> - 2000-12-14 18:46:01
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Thanks, Anthony - your suggestion led to the eventual working outcome (an onslideend eventlistener with the boolean variable check instead of the proposed while() statement). check out what we've got cookin' (lot's of DynAPI 2 chunks in there with my custom handlers)...amazingly it even works in Netscape 6! <patting my own back> http;//develop.thefactoryi.com/v2 click on clients in the main navbar... questions, comments and observations are always welcomed and appreciated! joshua hancik vp interactive media the factory interactive, inc. 305.752.9400 Anthony Homer wrote: > Well, I am pretty much a javascript newbie, but I'll throw my 1 cent in > here... > You can't get continuous feedback, but you could set a boolean value to true > when you get mouseOver and set it false when you get mouseOut. Use that > boolean value to control scrolling rather than using the events directly and > you should get what you want... > > var bScroll = false; > > function onMouseOver() > { > bScroll = true; > RollText(); > } > > function onMouseOut() > { > bScroll = false; > } > > function RollText() > { > while(bScroll) > //code to scroll goes here > } > > Im not sure you would want to do it exactly like that, but like I said, Im a > newbie : ) > > Tony Homer |