Small animation of forms on show

[Sherzod]

4 minutes ago, Sherzod said:

Do you mean ShowAnimation?

 

1 hour ago, PS1 said:

But it slides from right to left. In my application it is very confusing. I want to make it so it will slide from left to right.

 

function window.beforeInit(sender, config)
{
    config.showAnimation = {
        type: 'slideIn',
        direction: 'right',
        duration: 1000,
    };
}

 

[PS1]

No, it's hide animation.

But i know that it's not working with freeOnClose:=true .

I plan to execute  ,,my own hide animation" before i execute modalResult := mrOk.  So it for example slide out of screen and then it will be freed

[Sherzod]

Ok I will try...

[Sherzod]

@PS1

Can you try this approach?

1. frmPopup.ClientEvents.UniEvents ->

function window.beforeInit(sender, config)
{
    config.showAnimation = {
        type: 'slideIn',
        direction: 'right',
        duration: 1000,
    };
    
    config.hideAnimation = {
        type: 'slideOut',
        direction: 'right',
        duration: 1000,
        listeners: {
            animationend: function(evt, obj) {
                ajaxRequest(sender, '_close', {})
            }
        }
    };
}

2. 

procedure TfrmPopup.UnimButton1Click(Sender: TObject);
begin
  //modalResult := mrOk;
  Self.Hide;
end;

3. 

procedure TfrmPopup.UnimFormAjaxEvent(Sender: TComponent; EventName: string;
  Params: TUniStrings);
begin
  if EventName = '_close' then
    ModalResult := mrOk

end;

 

[PS1]

Thanks, that works !

[Norm]

On 11/28/2020 at 11:21 PM, bdiri said:

Hi 

this topic can help you

 

Can someone please explain why Mohammed’s content on this topic has been deleted or removed.

[Sherzod]

1 hour ago, Norm said:

Can someone please explain why Mohammed’s content on this topic has been deleted or removed.

 

[Norm]

That really does not make sense. We all contribute to the forum to support each other and the product. What motivates anyone to go through the trouble of looking up and purging all of one’s input. I find this baffling and it seems mean-spirited.

[Sherzod]

In any case, I don't think we should judge so harshly...

[Ron]

If you wake up one day, and suddenly conclude that coding is the work of the devil, you may want to delete all of your contributions.

There may be a million more reasons to turn away from coding, so who knows the motivation - or lack thereof.

Some may be addicted to coding, and would do better staying away from it. Especially if it ruins their health.

Or what if your IQ doubles overnight, and you are suddenly ashamed of your old code, which now looks terrible.