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animation as last item in a chain — the chain is ignored? #9

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murtaugh opened this issue Jan 5, 2011 · 4 comments
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animation as last item in a chain — the chain is ignored? #9

murtaugh opened this issue Jan 5, 2011 · 4 comments

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@murtaugh
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murtaugh commented Jan 5, 2011

I don't know if this has to do with delay() in particular, but I have this construction:

$("div#parent").delay('4000').fadeIn('1000');

Once I introduced the plugin, the delay() stopped happening. Inserting queue() solved this though, so it's not a critical problem:

$("div#parent").delay('4000').queue(function() {
$(this).fadeIn('1000');
});
@benbarnett
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Thanks, looking at this now and will include in next release

@benbarnett
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Queue functionality also fixed in 0.60 (animate() rewrites)

@murtaugh
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murtaugh commented Jan 6, 2011

Perhaps your fix will cover this, but I later discovered that my queue() workaround doesn't work in Firefox.

@benbarnett
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Hopefully the new version will fix all of that, it re-routes it all back through the queueing engine just like the main $.animate() method does. Feel free to try v0.60.

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