05-07-2019 13:45
05-07-2019 13:45
I've created a simple animation which I'd like to reuse 12 times:
<defs>
<symbol id="circ">
<circle >
<animate attributeName="r" begin="enable" from="10" to="80" dur="1" />
<animate attributeName="cy" begin="enable" from="0" to="-50" dur="1" />
<animate attributeName="r" begin="enable+1" to="10" from="80" dur="2" />
<animate attributeName="cy" begin="enable+1" to="-100" from="-50" dur="2" />
</circle>
</symbol>
</defs>
<g id="colorWheel" class="" transform="rotate(-90)" transform="translate(50%,50%)">
<g id="o1" transform="rotate(30)" ><use href="#circ" class="oval" fill="#FF7F00"/></g>
<g id="o2" transform="rotate(60)" ><use href="#circ" class="oval" fill="#FFFF00"/></g>
<g id="o3" transform="rotate(90)" ><use href="#circ" class="oval" fill="#7FFF00"/></g>
...but I can only trigger them by ID and not by class
//var oval = document.getElementsByClassName("oval");
var o1= document.getElementById("o1");
var o4= document.getElementById("o4");
function wake() {
//oval.animate("enable");
o1.animate("enable");
o4.animate("enable");
}
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Best Answer05-07-2019 14:15
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05-07-2019 14:15
If you want to trigger them by class name, you can iterate the `oval` array:
oval.forEach((item) => {
item.animate("enable");
})
05-07-2019 14:15
Fitbit Developers oversee the SDK and API forums. We're here to answer questions about Fitbit developer tools, assist with projects, and make sure your voice is heard by the development team.
05-07-2019 14:15
If you want to trigger them by class name, you can iterate the `oval` array:
oval.forEach((item) => {
item.animate("enable");
})