Add borderColor-step-method

[trixta]

If you are using the animateClass-method IE tries to use the shorthand property 'borderColor', instead of borderBottomColor, borderTopColor etc..

To get this work, i added the following lines to the effects.core:

var colorPropterties = ['backgroundColor', 'borderBottomColor', 'borderLeftColor', ...];

if (!$.browser.msie) {

colorPropterties.push('borderColor');

}

create color-step functions:

$.each(colorPropterties, ...

modified version of effects.core (bugfixes, enhancements and new features): ​http://www.protofunc.com/scripts/jquery/classanimation/

[trixta]

I think, I was wrong on this. The borderColor-Property should be filtered out by the animateClass-Method, instead. If a borderColor (for example: borderLeftColor) changes animateclass trys to animate both bordercolor + borderLeftColor.

[bman654]

Please do not just filter away "borderColor" - I encountered this exact bug yesterday. If you are concerned about possibly animating both borderColor and borderLeftColor, then occurrences of borderColor should be replaced with borderLeftColor, borderTopColor, borderBottomColor, borderRightColor and only those that are already in the property list should thrown away.

[bman654]

Shows the problem.

[bman654]

This patch resolves the problem

[Scott González]

Fixed in r3411 by adding borderColor to the list of supported properties. I can't see any negative side effects to this, other than an extremely minor performance hit.

[Scott González]

Decided to go with trixta's suggestion and filter out borderColor. Whenever borderColor needs to be animated it always shows up as the individual properties. I'm now filtering all shorthand styles.