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Trying to test onStart and onComplete callbacks:

 

this code write 'play' and 'finish' in the console at the same time (immediately start time). What is wrong here? How can I fire a function when timeline ends?

 

Thanks!

 

function bannerDown(){
      let tl = new TimelineMax({
        onStart: console.log('play'),
        onComplete: console.log('finish'),
      });
      tl
        .to('.content', .5, {
          paddingTop: bannerHeight,
          ease: Power4.easeOut,
        }, 0)
        .to('.banner', .5, {
          y: 0,
          height: 'auto',
          ease: Power4.easeOut,
        }, 0);
        return tl;
    }
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Hi and welcome to the GreenSock forums,

 

When you specify callbacks you should not include any () as that will tell those functions to execute immediately.

You just pass the name of the function like:

let tl = new TimelineMax({
        onStart: myOnStartFunction
      });



function myOnStartFunction(){

 // do stuff

}

 

In the case where you need to pass parameters, you do that separately as an array

console.clear();
var tl = new TimelineLite({onStart:console.log, onStartParams:["start"], onComplete:console.log, onCompleteParams:["complete"]})

tl.to("h1", 3, {x:200});

 

 

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