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Spritely Js
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15 Jan 2012 at 19:56 UTC
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11 Mar 2013 at 14:06 UTC
Need to include documentation and advanced help support.
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Comment #1
bcobin commentedIs there any documentation for this? I have a working example of what I want to do in JSFiddle, but I don't have a clue as to how to get it into the site.
It seems like the module could be very useful, if there were only some simple documentation - a working example would be immensely helpful. Right now, I'm dead in the water...
Comment #2
lkacenjaHi bcobin,
You are certainly right. In the mean time, could you send me a link to your fiddle? I can give you some pointers. This module basically just provides an easy interface and a more developer centric means for including instances of the library on your site. So obviously the approach varies depending on how complex your end goal is. Thanks!
-Leo
Comment #3
bcobin commentedThanks for getting back, Leo - much appreciated.
I managed to do what I wanted by accessing the spritely script directly and bypassing the module, actually. I expect the site to be up in a few days (perhaps even later today); the site will demonstrate what I think would be a pretty standard use case. I doubt I would have tried this had the module not been available, so it's all good!
Stay tuned and thanks...
Update: You can check out the completed site at http://icrmedia.com
I'm calling the spritely code manually and not using the module, but the site may give you an idea for a simple use case. Rock on!
Comment #4
TribalMan commentedHi bcrobin,
Can you possibly post your page.tpl.php? I really want to see how you did this.
-TM
Comment #5
bcobin commentedIt's just in a block - below is the block code (much of which is for CSS):
And here's the small animation.js file that makes it go:
Enjoy!