Fade effect after inactivity in ADF 11.1.1.6 application

Hello everyone,
after a period of inactivity (about 10-15 minutes) in my ADF application (v. 11.1.1.6) the page is shown in semi-transparency mode with a little icon of warning on the bottom of the page. This fade effect disappears after a mouse move.
How can we disable this behaviour?
Please note that this effect is related only on the af:table component.
Thanks in advance,
Baduel

Here the testcase: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/3932597/TestFade.rar
After some test I notice that this kind of issue happens if there is an af:poll in the page. Is it possible that is raleted to the new property (timeout)? http://jdevadf.oracle.com/adf-richclient-demo/docs/tagdoc/af_poll.html
For the test case. Use HR schema, run index.jspx and click on Section tab (or also Section box). Wait about 15 minutes (with no page interaction) and the glass pane will appear with the warning icon on the bottom of the page.
Thanks everyone.
Baduel

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Spry.Effect.DoFade(n,{from:from, to:
to});});
Now you can do in your js
Spry.$$('.box1').fade(100,60);
And it should fade all boxes with the classname .box1 to 60%
O wait. you wanted it on mouse over.. Still include the
SpryDOMUtils.js
but now do:
Spry.$$('.box1').addEventListener('mouseover',function(){Spry.Effect.DoFade(this,{from:100 ,
to:
60});})

Fade Effect transparency IE/Firefox

Hi,
I am using the Spry:Fade effect with the image to be faded
constructed in Fireworks. The image has a transparent background
and a rectangle with a feathered edge effect.
The fade works well using Firefox however in Internet
Explorer a substantial part of the feathered edge effect turns
black. This occurs whether the image is either a gif or a png
format.
Any suggestions on what causes this and a fix/workaround.
Thanks,

Hi artdoggy,
That is an IE bug with several workarounds. The first
workaround which is much simpler, is to specify a background color
or font on the element that you are fading in. This somehow
triggers IE to avoid this behavior.
The other workaround is to use an effect onPostEffect
observer or finish function to unset the filter function on the
element. You can see sample of how to use an observer here:
http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/spry/samples/effects/observers_sample.html
You'll have to do something like this in your observer:
effect.element.style.filter = "";
--== Kin ==--

Fade effect: how to do with "onEnterFrame"?

Hi,
I have a map with each city represented as a dot (MC). When
you mouse over the dot, another MC with more city details/text
quickly fades in, and fades out when you roll out. But I can't get
the full fade effect working. Need your advice...
In the dot MC, I put:
on (rollOver) {
_root.showCity();
on (rollOut) {
_root.hideCity();
In the root, showCity() and hideCity() are functions to fade
in and out the city details MC (city_sanfrancisco). I figured they
should be at the root level so they can be used by other city dots
(city_sandiego, city_boston, etc.) as well:
//this lets me change the speed for fading in and another
speed for fading out
var speedIn;
speedIn = 20;
var speedOut;
speedOut = 20;
//hard-coded city for now; set city to invisible when movie
starts
var city = city_sanfrancisco;
city._alpha = 0;
//this shows the city details by fading in
function showCity(){
city._alpha += _root.speedIn;
if (city._alpha > 100){
city._alpha = 100;
function hideCity(){
city._alpha -= _root.speedOut;
if (city._alpha < 0){
city._alpha = 0;
What this doesn't do is the full fade effect, because the
function only executes once, so city._alpha doesn't reach 100 when
it fades in. I've seen in other fade effect scripts, that they use
the enterFrame event, but I don't now how to use it here... or what
is the right syntax to make the city details MC fade in to 100% on
rollOver, and fade out to 0 on rollOut... and still be able to
apply a speed setting.
Any help would be appreciated.

you could try something like this:
on(rollOver){
onEnterFrame = showCity;
then modify your showCity function slightly:
function showCity(){
city._alpha += _root.speedIn;
if (city._alpha > 100){
city._alpha = 100;
delete onEnterFrame;
.. with similar adjustments to you on rollOut code.
Hope this helps,
Sinead.

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I have an existing HTML page with a table framework that uses
CSS divs in some of the table rows. My SPRY data is currently
wrapped in DIV tags within the table. I've discovered that the
table is screwing up the fade effect in IE7. Is there any way I can
get around this without removing the table and recoding the whole
page in CSS? FYI...I using version 1.4. I'm not sure if 1.5 will
fix this issue.

Essentially the fade in fade out effect isn't working at all
in IE. It's setup as a slideshow and uses the fade effect as a
transition between the spry data. The slideshow works fine just
without the fade effect. Everything works perfectly in Firefox
though. I know this code will work as we have used it before, the
only thing different is that I have my DIV with the SPRY content
wrapped within a table cell and row. I've read that the TR tag
cannot be used, but it's not exactly using the TR as an ID. Once I
comment out the table, tr, and td tags, the effect works no problem
so I know it is the table. I can't give you the URL because it's on
our local network.

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