I just tried the SmoothScroll action v.0.5.4, but the links don’t respond (at all) for as long as the action is applied to the page.
As soon as I remove the action, the links work. I’m not sure if I am doing wrong, or if the action is going nuts here.
If you can spare a minute, please have a peak 
Richard
http://fwdemo.rvanheukelum.com/smoothscroll/index.html
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These items do not have the IDs you have assigned to your links. They are IDs m1 - m6, not div1 - div6. The Action doesn’t do anything like that, by the way.
Walter
On Apr 11, 2014, at 11:59 AM, Richard van Heukelum wrote:
I just tried the SmoothScroll action v.0.5.4, but the links don’t respond (at all) for as long as the action is applied to the page.
As soon as I remove the action, the links work. I’m not sure if I am doing wrong, or if the action is going nuts here.
If you can spare a minute, please have a peak
Richard
http://fwdemo.rvanheukelum.com/smoothscroll/index.html
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Thanks Walter … I totally missed that indeed the names had been changed. However … here the links to two examples:
http://fwdemo.rvanheukelum.com/smoothscroll/action-removed/
http://fwdemo.rvanheukelum.com/smoothscroll/action-applied/
Strange thing is that the links don’t work anymore as soon as the page action SmootScroll is applied. That for some reason the smooth scroll action itself doesn’t work (anymore), okay, that’s one issue … but the example page shows that the links themselves no longer work a as well as soon as the action is applied. That’s one strange side effect?
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IT’s a CSS thing. Set your PageDiv to height 100% (not min-height) and set each of your panes to min-height 100% (not height). I used this same layout here: http://www.definingmoments.me and the same SmoothScroll Action to make the page animate.
Walter
On Apr 11, 2014, at 7:39 PM, Richard van Heukelum wrote:
Thanks Walter … I totally missed that indeed the names had been changed. However … here the links to two examples:
http://fwdemo.rvanheukelum.com/smoothscroll/action-removed/
http://fwdemo.rvanheukelum.com/smoothscroll/action-applied/
Strange thing is that the links don’t work anymore as soon as the page action SmootScroll is applied. That for some reason the smooth scroll action itself doesn’t work (anymore), okay, that’s one issue … but the example page shows that the links themselves no longer work a as well as soon as the action is applied. That’s one strange side effect?
Richard
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That indeed is exactly what I am trying to achieve, thank you for your insights on this matter. Have a good weekend!
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Walter (sorry to bother you about this again),
could it be possible you hand-coded the functionality on page http://www.definingmoments.me? The generated code of the SmoothScroll action I get in my page is nowhere to be seen in your example.
The styles applied to the PageDiv must be hand coded as well, I can’t find any other way to do that within Freeway anyway.
By the way … the behavior of the menu (current state when the appropriate ‘slide’ is visable) is something that I’ve been looking for as well. For as far as I can see both that behavior and the smooth scroll functionality is combined in one script, right?
Tnx, Richard
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You are right, although what I have there is really just a cut-down version of what SmoothScroll offers.
Lines 33 - 39 are SmoothScroll, without all the guards to allow it to run in the same page as Carousel or ScriptyFader.
The “scroll spy” effect is contained in lines 13 - 18, with some setup in lines 6 - 10. Everything else there is doing an entirely different job – moving the navigation bar from the bottom of the screen to the top if the first “pane” has scrolled out of view. I tried to use the Sticker Action, but it didn’t want to work on this layout.
The rest of the magic comes from the PageDiv Extended Action (although that’s just a substitution for the Page / Extended dialog, so you could use that instead). Whatever you set in the Style tab of the Page / Extended dialog will override the native style of the same name, so you can set min-height: 0 and height: 100% in two separate extended attributes, and get that result.
Walter
On Apr 13, 2014, at 11:15 AM, Richard van Heukelum wrote:
Walter (sorry to bother you about this again),
could it be possible you hand-coded the functionality on page http://www.definingmoments.me? The generated code of the SmoothScroll action I get in my page is nowhere to be seen in your example.
The styles applied to the PageDiv must be hand coded as well, I can’t find any other way to do that within Freeway anyway.
By the way … the behavior of the menu (current state when the appropriate ‘slide’ is visable) is something that I’ve been looking for as well. For as far as I can see both that behavior and the smooth scroll functionality is combined in one script, right?
Tnx, Richard
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Yesss … finally it’s mostly up and running! This is soooo cool. I can’t wait for the ScrollSpy to work properly
Thanks for your patience and directions!
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