Open hugolanuit opened 6 years ago
Sorry, I'm not sure what this would be about. Easing probably wouldn't be called unless something was being animated, which I'm not seeing any of in the code you included. Zoom calls $.fadeTo
which could trigger easing, so if you've set your own values for Zoom's 'duration', 'onZoomIn', or 'onZoomOut', double check to make sure the values you used wouldn't throw an error.
My guess is that it's not specific to Zoom and that jQuery has been extended with something (e.g. jQuery UI) and something about that is not working or is missing and it's causing normal usage to break.
Hey Jack,
I'm trying to toggle a class when I zoom in/zoom out to play with the cursor state via CSS.
Whenever the zoom out event is trigger and the jquery function (removeClass is this case) is called, I get this error: Uncaught TypeError: r.easing[this.easing] is not a function
Any ideas?
Thanks, Hugo.