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Asked: May 30, 20262026-05-30T10:07:16+00:00 2026-05-30T10:07:16+00:00

How come the following code does not cause any fade effects? var currentTicker =0;

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How come the following code does not cause any fade effects?

var currentTicker =0;
function toggleTicker()
{
   var tickers = Ext.select('#toolbar .x-button').elements;

   if(tickers.length > 1)
   {
      Ext.Anim.run(tickers[currentTicker], 'fade', {out:true});
      currentTicker++;
      if(currentTicker == tickers.length)
              currentTicker = 0;

      Ext.Anim.run(tickers[currentTicker], 'fade', {out:false});
   }

}

I am trying to fade out the previous .x-button and fade in the next .x-button. But none of the .x-buttons are fading in or out. They are always visible. I also don’t have any javascript errors.

What am I doing wrong?

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    2026-05-30T10:07:17+00:00Added an answer on May 30, 2026 at 10:07 am

    You need to set the autoClear property to false otherwise the faded element reappears

    Take a look at my answer to that post

    Working Example of Sencha Fade Effect

    Here’s the code that works…needs to use autoClear and Ext.get()

    var currentTicker = 0;
    function toggleTicker()
    {
       var tickers = Ext.select('#toolbar .x-button').elements;
    
       if(tickers.length > 1)
       {
          Ext.Anim.run(Ext.get(tickers[currentTicker].id), 'fade', {out:true, duration:1000, autoClear:false});
          currentTicker++;
          if(currentTicker == tickers.length)
                  currentTicker = 0;
    
          Ext.Anim.run(Ext.get(tickers[currentTicker].id), 'fade', {out:false, duration:1000, autoClear:false});
       }
    
    }
    
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