I'm looking at your playpause.html demo (from the latest code). Follow these steps to reproduce the bug:
1) Click Stop. The button doesn't change state. The slideshow continues.
2) Click Stop again. The button changes state to Play. The slideshow continues.
3) Click Play. The button doesn't change state. The slideshow stops.
4) Click Play again. The button changes to Stop. The slideshow starts.
I've tried different browsers, Mac and Windows, the problem is exactly the same. Can this be fixed? I've looked at the code, and it's simple enough, but the built-in functions for slideShow.stopAuto etc do not work as they should.
ppdemeijer
commented
11 years ago
I'm looking at your playpause.html demo (from the latest code). Follow these steps to reproduce the bug:
1) Click Stop. The button doesn't change state. The slideshow continues.
2) Click Stop again. The button changes state to Play. The slideshow continues.
3) Click Play. The button doesn't change state. The slideshow stops.
4) Click Play again. The button changes to Stop. The slideshow starts.
I've tried different browsers, Mac and Windows, the problem is exactly the same. Can this be fixed? I've looked at the code, and it's simple enough, but the built-in functions for slideShow.stopAuto etc do not work as they should.