The same code on the iPhone runs relatively smoothly, but on the iPad with the same code, I get the following error message every so often:

-[__NSCFArray insertObject:atIndex:]: index (27) beyond bounds (27) at animations.js (line 193)

Here is my code that i'm using to stop a spinning imageView and set it back to the correct position (which is triggering the error

POP.clear(navButton).spring(navButton,{rotate:{z:0}, delay:0,easing:'easeOutCubic'},function(){
        Ti.API.info('[Spinning completed and image straightened out');                                  
                                        });     

Hello, thanks for this project, you have any demo app with some sample code examples by chance?

I'm getting this error when try to build the app for iOS Device:

Do you know what is that?
The module is awesome and works pretty well on simulator!

I am using this amazing module to spin a circle around 360degrees to simulate a loading circle. When my content is loaded I use the .clear method to stop the spinning, successfully.

However, the place the spinning stops is random, so my logo looks like its upside down, or at 90degrees or at some weird angle relative to its starting position. (This is when using decay)

Is there any way to have it have everything go back to their normal original position/orientation?

Thanks!

*** EDIT. I see this is a more complicated issue related to the POP framework itself ( facebookarchive/pop#13 ). SO I'm closing this now and otherwise thank you for this excellent module

How do I chain an animation so that I have a different animation when it starts and when it completes?

Thanks

Hi McDo!

thanks for making this module! You are great!
I tested this with iOS 7 on both an device and the simulator.

I get an error and the app crashes immiditly without starting titanium related things.
Do you know about that already?

Hello, first of all, thank you so much for this module, it's really great!
Also, thank you for implementing the new callback option, it really is very useful.

I ran into what looks like a bug when I tried to use it to animate transition between windows, something like:

// Create closing animation
POP.basic($.window, {
left: Ti.Platform.displayCaps.platformWidth,
duration: 350,
easing: 'easeOutCubic'
}, function() {
$.window.close();
});

I called the above method whenever a "back" button was pressed in my view.

This would work 9 out of 10 times, but sometimes, only sometimes, it looks like the animation never completes, and therefore the window is never closed... When that happens my layout instantly becomes unresponsive, and what's worse, the app does NOT crash, leaving the user to experience a "freeze-like" situation.

Is this a bug or am I doing something wrong? Calling POP on a Window element could be the problem?

Thanks in advance for any inputs!

Any idea on pop + Origami

https://facebook.github.io/origami/

I have several POP animations which can't be easily chained after each other using the provided callback feature due to the way my app is structured.

Was wondering if there is any way to add a feature to detect if POP is already animating something, and if so I can try to find a way to create a delay before firing a new animation

Thanks!

Hi @McDo,

It seems as if the Titanium.Media.vibrate() throws an error if being executed inside of an FBPOP callback function. Any idea as to why this may be happening?

Error message:
[ERROR] : message = "undefined is not an object (evaluating 'Titanium.Media.vibrate')";

Use case example:
FBPOP.basic(myView, {
scale : {
x : .8,
y : .8
},
duration : 300
}, function() {
Titanium.Media.vibrate();
});

P.S. - I've been using this module everywhere & just want to say thanks!

· Jason

Hey, love this port, thank you for that again!

What is the better way to access an instance to use other/different properties?

ex:

_button.addEventListener('click', function tapMe (_evt) {
  _timerRunning = !_timerRunning;

var myinstance = POP.spring(_button, {
    springBounciness: 10.0,
    pringSpeed: 10.0
   });

if(_timerRunning){

    myinstance.width = 37,
    myinstance.height = 37,

}else{
    myinstance.width =  44,
    myinstance.height =  44,
}

 });
´´´

If I do this way I get errors, make since?

Hi,

Great module, been using it lots.

I want to create a circular countdown for my app without using bitmap images. Could the CAShapeLayer Animations do this?

This is the kind of thing I want to do:
goo.gl/qJzoPC

Have you got any examples using arcs etc.?

Thanks.