--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, "ddailey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> In IE/ASV, I am able to use animationObject.beginElement() and
> animationObject.endElement() to start and
> stop a specific animation. It's more focused than pauseAnimations() and
> unpauseAnimations().
>
> In order to invoke either, though, in IE, I have to first issue a
command of
> the form
> animationObject.setAttributeNS(null,"end", "undefined") -- since
otherwise
> the endElement() is ignored.
>
> Doing the same thing in Opera though results in a sudden crash of the
> browser(at least in Windows XP Pro SP/2). I've included a small
example at
> the end of this to illustrate.
>
> I would surmise this to be a bug in Opera (it ought not to just crash).
> However, if I remove the
> A.setAttribute("end","undefined")
> then Opera doesn't crash, and the animation stops as desired.
Incidentally,
> setting end="undefined" inside A's animate tag (which also works in IE)
> doesn't cause Opera to crash, but it also fails to stop the animation.
In my understanding setting begin="indefinite" and end="indefinite" on
the animation element defines that the animation is supposed to be
started and stopped with beginElement and endElement calls.
When doing that as in
<http://home.arcor.de/martin.honnen/svg/test2006082701.svg>
neither Opera 9 nor Adobe SVG viewer 3.0 have any problems in starting
the animation when you click 'GO' and stopping it when you click 'STOP'.
Is that what you want to achieve?
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