It seems that there's a bug in the jquery.transit.min.js which can be downloaded from
http://ricostacruz.com/jquery.transit/jquery.transit.min.js
because:
If I use
$.transit.useTransitionEnd = true;
in my javascript code, so I can listen to the transitionend event, for example the
$('.element').transition({
x: '-=272'
}, 200);
only work ONE time and nothing happen if I use a .transition() on this element again (even with other properties).
But if I use the non-minified version from
https://github.com/rstacruz/jquery.transit/blob/master/jquery.transit.js
and even when I minify this jquery.transit.js it works like it should do.
That's why I assume that there have to be an bug in the downloadable jquery.transit.min.js. But it's dificult to debug minified files to I couldn't figure out what's the matter with it.
Does anybody have the same issue?
It seems that there's a bug in the jquery.transit.min.js which can be downloaded from http://ricostacruz.com/jquery.transit/jquery.transit.min.js because: If I use $.transit.useTransitionEnd = true; in my javascript code, so I can listen to the transitionend event, for example the $('.element').transition({ x: '-=272' }, 200); only work ONE time and nothing happen if I use a .transition() on this element again (even with other properties). But if I use the non-minified version from https://github.com/rstacruz/jquery.transit/blob/master/jquery.transit.js and even when I minify this jquery.transit.js it works like it should do. That's why I assume that there have to be an bug in the downloadable jquery.transit.min.js. But it's dificult to debug minified files to I couldn't figure out what's the matter with it. Does anybody have the same issue?
Greetings