Using easing with jQuery 1.9.1 in an asp.net MVC project all browsers respond fine to code such as this:
$('#myElement').animate({ top: '0', left: '0' }, 400, "easeInBack");
But IE 7 through 10 all fail with the error in the title. Irrespective of the easing string used.
It does however work when I don't specify an easing string, which made me think the easing script wasn't being loading properly, but it is there and it works in all other browsers.
I don't know what other details to give to reproduce the exceptions?
Using easing with jQuery 1.9.1 in an asp.net MVC project all browsers respond fine to code such as this: $('#myElement').animate({ top: '0', left: '0' }, 400, "easeInBack"); But IE 7 through 10 all fail with the error in the title. Irrespective of the easing string used.
It does however work when I don't specify an easing string, which made me think the easing script wasn't being loading properly, but it is there and it works in all other browsers.
I don't know what other details to give to reproduce the exceptions?