violacase
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@GreenSock I also noticed that later... You were just a bit faster in your reply https://codepen.io/violacase/pen/YzjGZze
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Spoken too soon. In your pen scrolling up and down changes the state immediately to begin or end state. I miss the in between state...
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So fast and so fine! Many thanks brother?
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I understand @Osublake is now inactive due to illness. I hope it's not too serious... I think he's a great programmer and a very nice guy. His contributions to this forum are of excellent quality. That being said: This pen behaves exactly as I would like to use it. However, the code is written with an old Gsap version. I can't manage to upgrade the code to the latest version. Does anyone have the time and inclination to do that for me? It would be great.
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Sorry my fault. Problem is over. I tried to import from "gsap". Should be "gsap/all"
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dependencies in package.json gives: "gsap": "npm:@gsap/shockingly@^3.9.1",
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Hey OSUblake, long time no see This gives another problem, i.e.: vue-router.esm-bundler.js:72 [Vue Router warn]: Unexpected error when starting the router: SyntaxError: The requested module '/node_modules/.vite/gsap.js?v=276db396' does not provide an export named 'DrawSVGPlugin' Perhaps something to do with the vite bundler? Perhaps vite is looking at the wrong Gsap package?
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<script setup> ... import { gsap } from "gsap/all" gsap.registerPlugin(DrawSVGPlugin) ... </script> Gives : Uncaught (in promise) ReferenceError: DrawSVGPlugin is not defined I'm stuck...
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I found that it has not much to do with gsap. It's a Vue2 and unfortunately also Vue3 thing. I'm not afraid. Vue does it's DOM refreshes. In updating the DOM who gets fastest ? Gsap or Vue? Firefox is silent. -
Thx again @OSUblake The link you gave surely gives the right direction.
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With a click handler I abort an ongoing gsap procedure. Chrome complains with the title's message. Is this something to take into concern?.
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Many thanks @OSUblake! And a big hug for explaining just a bit more then my question was about initial
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@Cassie Thanks for so far. I really want to be certain. In my future (text fun) projects I think I have to create (and revert of course) many instances in a single page.
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Since a new instance of SplitText is a 'new' object I wonder if Splittext.revert() not only clears the DOM but also the object itself from memory. If not how do I free the object itself?
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@Cassie Yes, I understand. Clear explanation. In this case 'a poem' might be rather important to have these aria things etc. well done. So íf you'd like to fork it you gonna make me a happy old man.
