Animation: Chaining Animations Using the end
Event
This demonstrates how to use the end
event to chain animations runs together.
Click the X in the header to fade the element out, then shrink its height to zero.
Animation Demo
xThis an example of what you can do with the YUI Animation Utility.
Follow the instructions above to see the animation in action.
This is placeholder text used to demonstrate how the above animation affects subsequent content.
Setting up the HTML
First we add some HTML to animate.
<div id="demo" class="yui-module"> <div class="yui-hd"> <h4>Animation Demo</h4> <a title="remove module" class="yui-remove"><em>x</em></a> </div> <div class="yui-bd"> <p>This an example of what you can do with the YUI Animation Utility.</p> <p><em>Follow the instructions above to see the animation in action.</em></p> </div> </div>
<div id="demo" class="yui-module"> <div class="yui-hd"> <h4>Animation Demo</h4> <a title="remove module" class="yui-remove"><em>x</em></a> </div> <div class="yui-bd"> <p>This an example of what you can do with the YUI Animation Utility.</p> <p><em>Follow the instructions above to see the animation in action.</em></p> </div> </div>
Creating the Anim Instance
Now we create an instance of Y.Anim
, passing it a configuration object that includes the node
we wish to animate and the to
attribute containing the properties to be transitioned and final values.
var anim = new Y.Anim({ node: '#demo', to: { opacity: 0 } });
var anim = new Y.Anim({ node: '#demo', to: { opacity: 0 } });
Handling the End Event
We will need a function to run when the end
event fires. Note that the context of our handler defaults to anim
, so this
refers to our Anim instance inside the handler.
var onEnd = function() { this.unsubscribe('end', onEnd); this.setAttrs({ to: { height: 0 }, easing: Y.Easing.bounceOut }); this.run(); };
var onEnd = function() { this.unsubscribe('end', onEnd); this.setAttrs({ to: { height: 0 }, easing: Y.Easing.bounceOut }); this.run(); };
Listening for the End Event
Now we will use the on
method to subscribe to the end
event, passing it our handler.
anim.on('end', onEnd);
anim.on('end', onEnd);
Running the Animation
Finally we add an event handler to run the animation.
Y.get('#demo .yui-remove').on('click', anim.run, anim);
Y.get('#demo .yui-remove').on('click', anim.run, anim);
Full Script Source
YUI().use('anim', function(Y) { var anim = new Y.Anim({ node: '#demo', to: { opacity: 0 } }); var onEnd = function() { this.unsubscribe('end', onEnd); this.setAttrs({ to: { height: 0 }, easing: Y.Easing.bounceOut }); this.run(); }; anim.on('end', onEnd); Y.get('#demo .yui-remove').on('click', anim.run, anim); });
YUI().use('anim', function(Y) { var anim = new Y.Anim({ node: '#demo', to: { opacity: 0 } }); var onEnd = function() { this.unsubscribe('end', onEnd); this.setAttrs({ to: { height: 0 }, easing: Y.Easing.bounceOut }); this.run(); }; anim.on('end', onEnd); Y.get('#demo .yui-remove').on('click', anim.run, anim); });