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Michael Carter
Jan 31, 2013, 3:52:52 PM1/31/13
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Today I noticed that setProperties doesn't work on an entire list item, for example:
CF.setProperties({join:"l1:0", opacity}, 0, 0, CF.AnimationCurveLinear);
This could simply apply the property change to all joins within the list item
Jarrod Bell
Jan 31, 2013, 5:41:31 PM1/31/13
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The example you posted is invalid (but
maybe just a typo when copying to your post):
CF.setProperties({join: "l1:0", opacity: 0.5});
Note you can omit the final parameters of the call if you are using the defaults (0, 0, Linear)
Haven't tested this, so you might still be correct, but give that a go.
CF.setProperties({join: "l1:0", opacity: 0.5});
Note you can omit the final parameters of the call if you are using the defaults (0, 0, Linear)
Haven't tested this, so you might still be correct, but give that a go.
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Michael Carter
Jan 31, 2013, 6:24:45 PM1/31/13
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Whoops.. typo!
just tried this...
CF.setProperties({join:"l1:0", opacity:0})
doesn't work, although these do...
CF.setProperties({join:"l1:0:d1", opacity:0})
CF.setProperties({join:"l1:0:s1", opacity:0})
Florent Pillet
Feb 1, 2013, 5:07:31 AM2/1/13
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There's no magical syntax that will let you do this at this time.
Currently, you cannot target multiple joins at once this way. We'll add support in a future release for modifying the properties of the subpage that contains the objects in a list item, although you won't be able to change them all.
We have actually some improvements planned on the front of lists.
Florent
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