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How to make scrollTo += works in React?

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Hi, I'm trying to use scrollTo in React. But I can't make the increment value to works with scrollTo...

 

Here is the function that not working:

handleClick = () => {
        let incrementNumber = 500
        TweenMax.to('content', 0.5, { scrollTo: { x:'+='+incrementNumber } }); 
    }

 

Here is the function that can works if I just use a fixed number, but like this I can make the scrollTo increase 500px every time I click it:

handleClick = () => {
        TweenMax.to('content', 0.5, { scrollTo: { x:500} }); 
    }
Posted

Hi,

 

Actually this has nothing to do with React (how about that React is not the culprit, who would have suspected?? ;-)) but with the fact that the ScrollTo Plugin doesn't work with relative values like a regular tween using the CSS Plugin, that's why the first code you posted doesn't work (it actually doesn't work with or without React) and the second snippet does.

 

What you can do is access the scrollLeft property of the target element and add the increment value to that:

 

TweenMax.to(content, 0.5, {
  scrollTo: {
    x: (content.scrollLeft + incrementNumber)
  }
});

 

That should do the trick.

 

Let us know how that works.

 

Happy Tweening!!!

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Posted

Sorry about any confusion there - I can make ScrollToPlugin accommodate relative values like that in the next release. In the mean time, feel free to use @Rodrigo's suggestion (though I think he meant "scrollLeft" rather than "scrollTop") :)

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Posted
1 minute ago, GreenSock said:

though I think he meant "scrollLeft" rather than "scrollTop"

 

Indeed... the blunder has been corrected master!!! :D

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Posted

Tested @Rodrigo answer and it works well! Thanks Rodrigo! ?

 

It's weird that I stumble upon multiple answers are told to use the solution like what I insert there...maybe they didn't test it out...

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