Closed luciaplugaru closed 7 years ago
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Current behavior: If we have 2 pages with a slider each, when redirecting the user from one page to another, the slider on the second page stops working properly. If the same page is opened from another, but which doesn't have a slider in it's html, then the slider is working perfectly.
Expected behavior: The sliders should work on both pages properly. The swipe animation with the cursor on the second page should not break the slide, but animate smoothly instead.
Steps to reproduce: Just create two pages with sliders inside and push page 2 from page 1 on click in order to navigate.
Related code: Here's the code I used to create the slides
Other information: On Android and IOS both pages are great, even when using the web inspector device manager in Chrome Dev Tools to emulate IOS, Android and even Responsive design, it is working correctly, but in the browser itself, it doesn't. Tested in Chrome and Firefox, on different computers.
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