Class PageRevealEvent
- Namespace
- CSharpToJavaScript.APIs.JS
- Assembly
- CSharpToJavaScript.dll
The PageRevealEvent event object is made available inside handler functions for the Window.Pagereveal event.
[Value("PageRevealEvent")]
public class PageRevealEvent : Event- Inheritance
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PageRevealEvent
- Inherited Members
Remarks
During a cross-document navigation, it allows you to manipulate a related view transition (providing access to the relevant ViewTransition object) from the document being navigated to, if a view transition was triggered by the navigation.
Outside view transitions, this event is also useful for cases such as triggering a startup animation, or reporting a page view. It's equivalent to the first Window.RequestAnimationFrame run after a cross-document navigation, if you were to trigger requestAnimationFrame() in the head of the document. For example, if you ran the following reveal() function in the <head>:
Constructors
PageRevealEvent()
public PageRevealEvent()PageRevealEvent(string, PageRevealEventInit)
The PageRevealEvent() constructor creates a new
PageRevealEvent object instance.
public PageRevealEvent(string type, PageRevealEventInit eventInitDict = null)Parameters
typestringeventInitDictPageRevealEventInit
Remarks
Properties
ViewTransition
The viewTransition read-only property of the PageRevealEvent interface contains a ViewTransition object representing the active view transition for the cross-document navigation.
[Value("viewTransition")]
public ViewTransition? ViewTransition { get; }Property Value
- ViewTransition
A ViewTransition object, or
nullif no view transition is active when the event is fired.