does not work $target.is(":animated") and $target.stop(true)
VeX78rus opened this issue · comments
in the old version I saw an additional event "._scrollable()". Together with the old version jquery.ScrollTo.1.4.6 it work. I want to use the latest version, but my knowledge is not enough to fix this.
there is someone alive here?
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Hi, this is not the best place to ask for help. It's rather for reporting issues.
You should ask for help on sites like stackoverflow instead
Do not you think this is problem? you write that it works but in fact it does not work
although the old version works correctly
more precisely, this does not work when target: 'body' but if target: window its work
maybe there is something missing here $target....().is(":animated")
I don't understand exactly what the issue is. Please provide a demo HTML+JS that shows the issue, explaining what it should do and what happens instead. Thanks
you write:
31 target: window, // What to scroll (selector or element). The whole window by default.
I use the animation of a selector " target: 'body' " and its not work:
86 if (settings.stop) {
87 $target.stop(true); // remove all its animations
88 }
all time $target.stop(true) = false
animation creates a long queue when pressed several times
it seems to me I expressed myself quite clearly?
if "target: window" its work
you can check it here
http://kirichik.com/rhythm/index-15.html
there is used the old version of the plug-in, but the replacement for a new one does not solve the problem.
and there are very old versions of the plugins used and, oddly enough, it works!
http://www.hdf.la
I'm no expert, and I can't fix it, though, perhaps the problem has a simple solution
I fixed it this way, but I do not know if it's right
$(this).stop(true)
The target needs to be window, not 'body'. Sorry I cannot go through your codebase debugging issues.
If you can reproduce the issue using localScroll's demo site and verify it's a bug in the plugin, I'll check that out.
ok I realized that if the body is a window, it works $target.stop(true)
But it does not work as before $target.is(":animated") even if target: window
forgive me for my English
sorry. demo on your site works correctly. possible conflict with other js code. or the event handler is installed somehow differently. my knowledge is not enough to understand this. I can only say that on very old versions of your plug-ins it worked. if you are not hard could you explain why.
Perhaps the code I use was written with old versions of the plugins, but after updating stopped working as expected.
Maybe related to #38