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Re: CSS3 Transitions again

2010-01-01T18:24:32Z

Thanks for the shout out Linda!
If anyone is interested in my approach (animation vs transition), I
posted it here:
[link]
Happy New Year everyone!
j

Re: CSS3 Transitions again

2009-12-31T16:45:36Z

Thanks to each of you.
Also, I found Jonathan Stark's web site that you can subscribe to a
Quick Question service. I highly recommend it. He answered my
question as well.
Happy New Year.
Linda

Re: CSS3 Transitions again

2009-12-31T14:02:37Z

[link]

Re: CSS3 Transitions again

2009-12-31T11:47:29Z

Here is a simple example
<html>
<head>
<style type="text/css">
#page {
width:100px;
height:100px;
background-color:#555;
}
.setup {
-webkit-transform: translateX(300px);
}
.slide {
-webkit-transition-property: -webkit-transform;
-webkit-transition-duration: 3s;
-webkit-transition-timing-func tion: ease-out;

Re: it didnt' work

2009-12-31T11:04:31Z

I am not sure i understand your problem fully Matteo but i tried the
following code with a break point on > var bob = 1;
and it stopped there every time. i.e. your code seems to work fine
var cminutes = 5;
var startminutes = 2;
function elapseddistance() {
if ((cminutes) > (startminutes-1)) {
//do something i know it's working

Re: CSS3 Transitions again

2009-12-31T04:29:59Z

[link]
maybe you can find some help from above link

CSS3 Transitions again

2009-12-30T15:11:15Z

I posted a similar question last night but it has not shown up yet.
If there happen to be double posts, I apologize.
I am having difficulties getting my head around CSS3 transitions. If
someone will show me a slide transition from the right to the left of
a div in the onload event of a page, I would appreciate it.

Advice Needed

2009-12-29T16:21:03Z

Hi All,
I am looking to you for some advice. I started a blog targeting iPhone
Web Developers called iPhoneized.com. I have many other projects going
on and have not posted since November 18, yet it still receives some
decent traffic (6,746 uniques and 18,820 pageviews for December).
I started this with good intentions, but recently other projects have

Re:Re: hi to all! and a request ;-)

2009-12-28T03:31:26Z

so high level code

Re: hi to all! and a request ;-)

2009-12-27T23:13:09Z

For info, here is the log i have using Firefox 3.5.x on MacOS X, wifi macbook.
• timestamp: 1261955498739
• coords: [xpconnect wrapped (nsISupports, nsIDOMGeoPositionCoords, nsIClassInfo)]
• contractID:
• classDescription: wifi geo location position object
• classID: null
• implementationLanguage: 2

Re: hi to all! and a request ;-)

2009-12-27T19:45:59Z

Here is a simple example page you can use as a starting point for
browser-based geolocation:
[link]
To track speed, you would need to track your location over time.
Easiest might be to set up a setInterval call to get the location
every few seconds and save it to an array. Something like the

it didnt' work

2009-12-27T10:39:30Z

and i can't figure out why :(
i got this really simple loop:
function elapseddistance()
{
if ((cminutes) > (startminutes-1)) {
//do something i know it's working
}
var t;
t=setTimeout("elapseddistance( )",100);
the loop take the actual time (cminutes) as minutes, calculated
elsewhere, and the theoric start time as minutes (calculated elsewhere

Re: hi to all! and a request ;-)

2009-12-27T10:27:25Z

many thanks! i will try asap (now i'm in trouble with a 'if' loop)

CSS3 custom fonts

2009-12-26T21:10:15Z

Hi people !
Just for you all to know about my last epic fail : CSS3 @font-face property on iPhone.
No suspens: not supported :(
See a screenshot here [link]
At least none of you in this mailing-list will loose any time to try it :)
Remi

Re: hi to all! and a request ;-)

2009-12-26T17:10:25Z

Hi, and welcome aboard :)
Take a look at
[link]
It uses the HTML5 built-in geolocalisation method, supported on iPhone
Safari and desktop Firefox (since 3.5.x afair)
function getPosition(position)
{
// PROMPT THE LONGITUDE
alert(position.coords.latitude , position.coords.longitude));