In Slick.js, you use Boolean(scope.arrows) with arrows declared as "@" on the scope. This produces a boolean literal of 'true' even when the string "false" is given as parameter. I would suggest using a custom parser, or if you expect a modern browser JSON.parse(scope.arrows).
The effect is that any configuration entry on the conf object that uses a Boolean will always be true
draehal
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7 years ago
In Slick.js, you use Boolean(scope.arrows) with arrows declared as "@" on the scope. This produces a boolean literal of 'true' even when the string "false" is given as parameter. I would suggest using a custom parser, or if you expect a modern browser JSON.parse(scope.arrows).
The effect is that any configuration entry on the conf object that uses a Boolean will always be true
Javascript Boolean docs. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Boolean
Here is a plinker I created that clearly demonstrates the issue.
http://embed.plnkr.co/pd4oBC/