Somtimes not loading all animations – but does on page reload

@ti2m Any progress on my issues? I have switched to the standard theme and my animations are really simple. Still they do not load every time.

This fixed my problem:

https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1648309

Now I noticed that it fixes the problem 95% of the times. But the problem is definitely related to the preloader.

@niklasekblom Thanks for the feedback. I debugged it a bit more on @michiel site. It seems that sometimes animations seem to interfere. This might be related to the bug in the issue you linked. My best guess is that they crash internally but don’t report that error, EA has always been bad at that. Anyway, I figured out that triggering the loading again brings all the animations back on a page where they are missing. This is by no means a clean solution. On the other hand I don’t see how this is fixable in ES as this seems to be an EA issue. Maybe future versions of EA will hopefully fix that by itself. Here is the code, which should go into the footer. It is being checked if all the animations were loaded and if not then loading is triggered again. The approach in the linked issue using bootstrap is also interesting, but as it only solves it 95% of the time… If anyone has problems with multiple animations, please try the code below and let me know if that maybe solves the issue

if (EdgeSuite && EdgeSuite.compositions) {
	for (var c = 0; c < EdgeSuite.compositions.length; c++) {
		var comp = AdobeEdge.getComposition(EdgeSuite.compositions[c].id);
		if (!comp.getStage()){
			comp.loaded();
		}
	}
}

Thanks @ti2m for your reply!

I solved my problem by loading every single animation into an iframe. Not a clean solution either but it works.

@niklasekblom what did you do? Lots of ppl with the same issue.

@michiel I used a plugin in wordpress called “iframe”. I uploaded every animation with the Edge Suite plugin but then I loaded every animation with the shortcode.

Example:

[iframe src=”/wp-content/uploads/edge_suite/project/whyeco-top_175/whyeco-top.html” width=”1170px” height=”469px”]

Yeah I figured that one out too. Not my favorite solution but it works. I’ve read that the same issue is not wp related. Also on Adobe’s forum ppl are discussing this bug. I think there will be a fix soon! =)