- From: Jason Foster <jafoster@uwaterloo.ca>
- Date: Wed, 17 Apr 2002 22:06:30 -0400
- To: www-smil@w3.org
I was hoping to use the SMIL animation facilities of SVG to implement a vertically scrollable area. I've got my clipping region and my content working fine, and a pair of animations to scroll up and down. These animations are started in the "onclick" handlers associated with two rectangles that are serving as buttons. Of course I have just run into the "classic" problem where the end values of an animation disappear when the animation is restarted. In other words I can scroll once upwards and/or once downwards. I've looked on the mailing list and (briefly) on the web, and there don't seem to be any general solutions to this problem. As near as I can tell, I' ll be stuck using JavaScript to query the position at the end of the animation and to explicitly set the element position to that value. Hopefully the next time the animation starts it will notice the change. This approach doesn't feel as elegant as I'd like, so any better suggestions would be gratefully appreciated. Jason Foster
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