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Spry User Guide - Support - Adobe

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Note: The exact file path differs, depending on where you store the <strong>Spry</strong>Effects.js file.<br />

The <strong>Spry</strong>Effects.js file is in the includes folder of the <strong>Spry</strong> folder that you downloaded from <strong>Adobe</strong> Labs. See “Prepare<br />

your files” on page 142.<br />

2 Make sure your target element has a unique ID. The target element is the element that changes when the user<br />

interacts with the page to cause the effect.<br />

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3 To create the effect, add a JavaScript event that causes the effect when the user interacts with the page. For<br />

example, if you want the user to click on a sentence that causes another paragraph to shake, you might add the<br />

following event to the sentence’s p tag:<br />

Shake it!<br />

The first argument of the JavaScript method is always the target element’s ID ('shake1' in the preceding example).<br />

The complete code looks as follows:<br />

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Shake it!<br />

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Shake effect options<br />

The following table lists available options for the Shake effect.<br />

Option Description<br />

duration Fixed at 500 milliseconds in <strong>Spry</strong> 1.4. Only editable in <strong>Spry</strong> 1.5 and later.<br />

setup Lets you define a function that is called before the effect begins, e.g.,<br />

setup:function (element,effect){/* ... */}.<br />

finish Lets you define a function that is called after the effect finishes, e.g.,<br />

finish:function (element,effect){/* ... */}.<br />

Sample code:<br />

<strong>Spry</strong>.Effect.DoShake('targetID');<br />

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