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Hi Guys, Thanks for the help. Diaco.AW solution seemed to have helped.
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Hi All, I'm currently having a problem with executing some code correctly. Here's my function that's called to create a fade in effect: function AnimationFadeIn() { var fadeInDivision_1 = document.getElementById('show'); var fadeInDivision_2 = document.getElementById('output'); fader.to([fadeInDivision_1, fadeInDivision_2], 1, {opacity: 1}); } A fade out effect: function AnimationFadeOut() { var fadeInDivision_1 = document.getElementById('show'); var fadeInDivision_2 = document.getElementById('output'); fader.to([fadeInDivision_1, fadeInDivision_2], 1, {opacity: 0}); } Now, my web application uses Ajax for server interaction. So each time the user clicks a button, the process() function is executed: function process() { AnimationFadeOut(); if (xmlHttp.readyState === 4 || xmlHttp.readyState === 0) { htmlText = encodeURIComponent(document.getElementById("htmlFile").value); xmlHttp.open("GET", "ServerExecute.php?text=" + htmlText, true); xmlHttp.onreadystatechange = handleServerResponse; AnimationFadeIn(); xmlHttp.send(null); } else { setTimeout('process()', 1000); } } My problem here is that the if statement executes before the fader tween in AnimationFadeOut() function is complete. Is there any way I can check if fader in AnimationFadeOut() function is completed, before executing the if statement?
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Adding the jQuery ready/Javascripts onLoad event completely skipped my mind. I'm not to sure how I missed that out. Fundamentally, I had forgotten to call the code using some kind of event handler, which is basically like holding your cup under a closed tap and trying to figure out why the water isn't flowing. I pretty much feel like a complete idiot right now . Thanks for pointing that out.
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Thanks, I noticed that when comparing my code. Another thing which I am not familiar with is the following code on: http://codepen.io/GreenSock/pen/mIyzu I am aware that this is method chaining. I've tried placing it within the <head> but it doesn't work. It only works when I place the script after the HTML code. Why is this so?
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I've downloaded it on my pc. It works well, Thanks. Wasn't aware about that "share" feature on codepen.
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Sorry about that. Here's the link: http://codepen.io/_d3CipH3R_/pen/nxHui
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Hi All, I've recently seen a javascript animation created on codepen: http://codepen.io/GreenSock/pen/bkLwt Problem is it doesn't work. I've tried creating it on codepen and locally on my pc. But it doesn't work. Are these features still available?
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Yes I have, thanks. It works fine now
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I've tried using window.onmouseout but it doesn't seem to work to well. I will use the mouseleave trigger as an alternative
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Thanks!
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http://codepen.io/_d3CipH3R_/pen/pLhAC
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Hi There, Sorry about that. I figured out how to use it. That is why I deleted the Pen. But I also need help figuring out how to stop the animation from playing. I'm using the onmouseout trigger event. Any suggestions?
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http://codepen.io/_d3CipH3R_/pen/drtsk It now gives me a 'illegal character' error. Still haven't figured out the difference between the two targets above. Could the error perhaps be related to my misuse of the target?
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I've found another useful link: http://www.greensock.com/css3/ Under clip effects
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I've tried adding the effects from the following web page: http://www.greensock.com/css3/ Under the section boxShadow I've noticed the target: greenPulse As well as another target: bsBox5 Do both the targets refer to the same element/reference or are they different? I've tried using this feature, but I keep getting the error that 'TweenMax is not defined'. I will upload a code snippet on codepen if needed.