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Overview<\/h2>\n
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The animations introduced in FM13 are great, but they still don’t let us animate the transition from one layout to another. This is something we’re looking for as it’s often used in iOS apps to move from list to detail and back again.<\/p>\n

However, using full-layout slide panels, we can animate layout transitions as long as we’re careful to get the timings right. Our unlocked example file demonstrates how to do this in your own solutions and introduces using OnTimer triggers to queue animations that might otherwise be invisible within a single script.<\/p>\n

Be sure to check out Part 1 of this article, showing how to make animated buttons, here<\/a>.<\/em><\/p>\n

FileMaker 13 – Go To Layout Animation<\/h2>\n

The video below demonstrates the animations and goes into how the scripts work. The whole thing is really pretty simple…<\/p>\n

[ba-youtubeflex videoid=”oXQKKNCJOhw”]<\/p>\n

A couple notes for when you add this to your own files:<\/p>\n