Multiple calls to effect.scale should be based on the original %

[Corey Frang]

Currently, calling scale twice on an element, if you want it to grow to 150% then back to 100% you need to do this:

$("#element").effect("scale", { percent: 150 }, 1000).effect("scale", { percent: 66 }, 1000)

The second call to scale should state percent: 100 IMO

[Scott González]

The problem I see with this is that any changes made by the user between the two calls to scale will be ignored.

[Corey Frang]

Not necessarily - we could use .data() to store the current "percent" of the element along with some meta-information, perhaps also detecting any changes made to the properties after our animation completed before recalculating the new values...

[Scott González]

@gnarf is this a duplicate of #7041?

[mikesherov]

I'm fairly certain this is a dupe of #7041 as scott mentions. gnarf, any thoughts? I'm returning to pending so trac-o-bot can deal with this if you don't respond :-)

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