My question could be a little strength since I haven't found any other case
like that.
I want to perform views animations, but not always. So far, I had the
animation in the .css format:
.view.ng-enter{
animation: view_enter @anim-view-dur;
}
.view.ng-leave{
animation: view_leave @anim-view-dur;
}
So when I go from one page to another, it is performed.
The exactly case when I don't want the animation view to be applied is in a
page where I have an ScrollSpy Bootstrap sidebar working. Since it's within
a view, I had to do the anchor links with a function:
$scope.scrollTo= function (id){
$location.hash(id);
$anchorScroll();
};
And when this function is called, it's trigger the view animation. Is there
any way to prevent from trigger the view animation in this case?
Thank you very much.
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