Arielladog — Thu, 01 Jun 2000 20:39:00 +0000

thank you, John. I guess that's what I needed. I just had to laugh about you playing around with the numbers...LOL. It is for an effect I am doing with a webpage for flash when a huge object comes in and "lands" on the screen. I didn't want the screen to stay that way forever..hehe. Thanx a lot. It is greatly appreciated

John Pollock — Thu, 01 Jun 2000 19:52:00 +0000

This is *close* to what you want, I didn't have enough time left to try to make it retrace its steps (might not be too hard) but this will take the window over to (50,50) after the quake bit, and then scroll to (0,0).

Add these functions inside the script tags:

function goback()
{
dx=50;
dy=50;
window.moveTo(dx,dy);
setTimeout('goback2('+dx+','+dy+')',500);
}

function goback2(dx2,dy2)
{
var delay=50;

if((dx2 != 0) && (dy2 != 0))
{
window.moveBy(-1,-1);
dx2-=1;
dy2-=1;
}
setTimeout('goback2('+dx2+','+dy2+')',delay);
}

And at the end of the winQuake function where it has:

deltaX -= xShift;
deltaY -= yShift;
}
}

change it to:

deltaX -= xShift;
deltaY -= yShift;
}
goback();
}

Be careful if you change any numbers etc. because it can cause infinite loops. (I did it while testing).