Closed michaelward82 closed 10 years ago
This fix may prove too simplistic due to the differences between trigger() and triggerHandler(). Should it prove so then I will investigate further ideas.
Can you explain that with a use case? Since every event is prefixed with a namespace (jcarousel:, jcarouselcontrol: etc.), i don't think there will be name clashes.
I'll double check that I'm using the latest build, and confirm the problem is affecting me. I'm having problems in Chrome 36.
After some extensive testing, making sure I was using the correct and latest build, I humbly withdraw PR#701 :)
Chrome 36 introduces a change that adds an
event.animate()
function to the DOM. The jQuerytrigger()
function will execute functions and not event handlers where a naming clash exists.Changing the code to use the
jQuery triggerHandler()
function rather thantrigger()
ensures that event handlers are always fired as intended.