I'm developing a Vue app with an AframeJS component. I'd like to know the proper method to destroy an Aframe scene (listeners, timers, animation-frames, etc.)?
Right now, when I destroy my aframe-vue-component, the aframe animation-frame timers continue to fire, which drags on performance for the rest of the app.
I pored over the aframe docs and didn't find a sensible method.
Thanks
You could load the A-Frame experience in an iframe and reload / change url and hide it when you don’t need it.
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I'm trying to build a view in laravel that will allow the user to drag and drop widget on and off the page as well as around the page and resizing them.
Everything I read suggests this is not possible in laravel as the view seems fairly immutable.
Does anyone have any pointers?
ok.. no laravel can't do it, at least thats what I think..
However you can do it with javascript and store the widget locations in laravel..
Things I did find though for the next person...
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7514660/how-to-create-draggable-widgets
https://github.com/hootsuite/grid
https://code.tutsplus.com/tutorials/how-to-mimic-the-igoogle-interface--net-1794
I'm planning on create a desktop app for a customer, which will be basically a webview (displaying some page only accessible in this app), and two widgets.
But this page needs to have a couple of links/buttons that will trigger some events (outside the webview, obviously) in the app, calling the widgets.
It is possible? How?
I've made a little research and didn't found any resource on that.
Thanks in advance!
You can use JavaScript to call Action Script 3 (and also you can call JS methods from AS3) methods using ExternalInterface (http://help.adobe.com/en_US/as3/dev/WS5b3ccc516d4fbf351e63e3d118a9b90204-7cb2.html).
Has anyone been able to animate the ng-view in Angular Dart?
I tried using ngAnimate module and create sliding pages like in AngularJS. But it seems that the ng-enter does not work with ng-view in Angular Dart.
So I wanted to ask all of you if you were able to animate ng-view content using Angular Dart and if so, please share your solution.
Thanks in advance
I have a Durandal App in an asp.net mvc project. It all works great but a few people mentioned the navigation didn't work. I then noticed that they were clicking on the links BEFORE the app was ready and the router was ready.
Does anyone have any suggestions as to how I can prevent the navigation being available until the app is ready?
You can throw up a full-screen scrim (or a block UI, as some people call it) that sits at a very high z-index, covering all content. You can even put a spinner within this scrim at the same z-index.
In the compositionComplete handler of your shell's viewModel, you can then hide the scrim. This proceeds on the assumption that the completion of routing and composition should signal the availability of your app. Bear in mind, though, that if you have AJAX calls (in the form of fetching data, etc.) that could tie up your app, you may need to align hiding the scrim to the completion of those calls instead. That should happen no earlier than compositionComplete.
The last sentence is a bit a tricky. Most of the time, you're fetching data in the activate handler, which is handled earlier than compositionComplete. There's no way to know if the AJAX fetch will complete before or after 'compositionComplete'. In these cases, it might make more sense to move the AJAX fetch to the compositionComplete handler so that you can better coordinate and time the hiding of the scrim to the completion of routing, composition, and fetching.
I have a website, where i wanna use some simple animations when the page is loaded. The animation code is not a problem. This animation is some fading in of menu and other elements. I will call this an intro of my page. I want the end-user to see this animation ONLY when he visit a site, and dont see when he clicks some links in menu and travel around my website. I worked it out for now by putting the animation code only on fron page, but for example: what if someone gives a link to mywebsite.com/news to someone. He will go into site and he will not see the animation cause its only on the front page. Any solutions? I think about some session & cookies "if" statements with php maybe, but I'm a begginer and I dont know how to work it out.
Make your home page always the same, and just load the code of the other pages. I mean, you can use frames, or php code with include('file.php'); for example. Then your animation will be always on the same page, or just load a frame in every page of your site, and the anim in that frame.
You are asking your system (as a whole) to remember information between HTTP requests (page fetches). HTTP is by design a stateless system, so you will have to use one of the mechanisms which have been developed for remembering information: cookies or (server-side) sessions. (Actually, sessions are usually implemented using cookies, but you can think of them as separate technologies).
Sessions in PHP are quite easy to use: you'll just fire the animation when you create a new session. But you will have to work out how you are going to decide when a session is continuing, and when it has expired and you need a new one.
To destroy one php session you can do session_destroy();