Hey All
I have numbers within an accordion and want to trigger the Number Count script when that accordion opens.
I tried
window.fsAttributes.numbercount.init();
which is a solution that has worked for other attributes to programmatically trigger them but I get an error
> "Uncaught TypeError: window.fsAttributes.numbercount.init is not a function"
Is there another snippet that I need to trigger them?
Thanks
Hey @BillVDH! Try adding this before the init line window.fsAttributes = window.fsAttributes || [];
If this does not fix the issue please share a link or your code so I can help debug
Hi @Support-Luis
I’m encountering a similar issue but the previous answers did not provide much context.
Here’s the script I worked on:
// Number count
window.fsAttributes = window.fsAttributes || ;
window.fsAttributes.push([
“numbercount”,
function (numberCountInstances) {
// Function to trigger the number count animation
const triggerNumberCountAnimation = () => {
const countElements = $(‘[fs-numbercount-element=“number”]’);
countElements.each(function () {
const event = new Event(“numbercount:start”);
this.dispatchEvent(event);
});
};
// Add event listener to the trigger elements with the specified class
const triggerClass = $(".count-up_tab-link");
$(triggerClass).on("click", function () {
triggerNumberCountAnimation();
console.log("count it up");
});
},
]);
It’s not working out and can’t find any info elsewhere, good you help me figure this out please?
Hey @joseph.bongrand! Could you please share your published link?
Hey @Support-Luis here’s a link: Home
Hey @joseph.bongrand! Is this an issue of you wanting to reinitiate the counting animation depending on the active tab?
As in, the user sees “Time saved” count → clicks on “Money saved” and sees the animation → clicks once more in “Time saved” and the animation plays again?
I am not sure if we can do this
@Support-Luis yes that’s what I’d like to achieve.
Anyway it can be reset or re-triggered?
The only option I see atm is to delete the element and recreate it on every click but that’s a lot of DOM manipulation + not even sure that works
Yes, I also see this as the only possible option something like resetting the text element to the original value and then running the window.fsAttributes.numbercount.init();
line.
You are free to give it a try.
Got it I’ll give that a try
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