[SVG]animation calculation

[Arne Nordmann]

hi,

there is an animation, that animates the x-attribute of my element
from 0 to 300 within 6 seconds. there a two buttons, that manipulate
the dur-attribute of the animation to 3 or 9 seconds.

the problem:
if i click on one of these buttons, the position of my element is set
to that x-position, the element would have, if the animation would
have run all the time at that speed. but i want, that the animation
continues at that x-position, the element had, when i clicked on the
button.

is that possible? is there any way to do it?

thanks for every hint, regards,

norro

[Martin Honnen]

Arne Nordmann wrote:

there is an animation, that animates the x-attribute of my element
from 0 to 300 within 6 seconds. there a two buttons, that manipulate
the dur-attribute of the animation to 3 or 9 seconds.

the problem:
if i click on one of these buttons, the position of my element is set
to that x-position, the element would have, if the animation would
have run all the time at that speed. but i want, that the animation
continues at that x-position, the element had, when i clicked on the
button.

is that possible? is there any way to do it?

Do you know
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/svg-developers/
I think you are more likely to find SVG expertise there but whereever
you post you should mention which SVG viewer you have tried with.
--

Martin Honnen
http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/

[Arne Nordmann]

Hi,

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/svg-developers/

thanks for the hint. i'll try it.

regards,

Arne

[Lady Chatterly]

In article <37**************************@posting.google.com > go****@norro.de (Arne Nordmann) wrote:

hi,

there is an animation, that animates the x-attribute of my element
from 0 to 300 within 6 seconds. there a two buttons, that manipulate
the dur-attribute of the animation to 3 or 9 seconds.
Excuse me?
the problem:
if i click on one of these buttons, the position of my element is set
to that x-position, the element would have, if the animation would
have run all the time at that speed. but i want, that the animation
continues at that x-position, the element had, when i clicked on the
button.
He that plants thorns must never expect to gather roses.
is that possible? is there any way to do it?
It would take someone that had a workaround for the same identical
issue to help you.
thanks for every hint, regards,
We raise our own food and do more "farm" work. Compared to your time
period, we work longer hours.
norro

You are joking, right?

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Lady Chatterly

"You are singled out because you basically suck at life and you are
stalked by a bot." -- The Most Offensive (Phuk Yew)

[Arne Nordmann]

sorry, i don't know, what you mean. i'm not joking, that was my real
problem. i solved it.

you statements with the rose and the farm isn't clear to me. please
explain. it sounds kind of funny.

regards,

norro

[ah]

Arne Nordmann wrote:

sorry, i don't know, what you mean. i'm not joking, that was my real
problem. i solved it.

you statements with the rose and the farm isn't clear to me. please
explain. it sounds kind of funny.

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