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I had very interesting issue which I want to share with you:
I have created content via Mustache.render(template, obj). All good in modern browsers and modern Android and apple os.
But on Gingerbread (2.6 - > galaxy ace for example) - new swipe object failed to parse the given html string. All divs in wrapper are treated as a one element (slides.length == 1). I do not blame swipe itself, that might be mustache. Only solution was good for() function and appending each element 1by1 - then worked perfectly....
I've spent good 3 hours trying to figure it out - in both cases jQuery obj was exactly the same but html render/created by mustache failed to parse the correct/expected swipe slider...
If you know why and you willing to share the reason - I am happy to buy you beer (in London).
Take care,
Tomek
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I had very interesting issue which I want to share with you:
I have created content via Mustache.render(template, obj). All good in modern browsers and modern Android and apple os.
But on Gingerbread (2.6 - > galaxy ace for example) - new swipe object failed to parse the given html string. All divs in wrapper are treated as a one element (slides.length == 1). I do not blame swipe itself, that might be mustache. Only solution was good for() function and appending each element 1by1 - then worked perfectly....
I've spent good 3 hours trying to figure it out - in both cases jQuery obj was exactly the same but html render/created by mustache failed to parse the correct/expected swipe slider...
If you know why and you willing to share the reason - I am happy to buy you beer (in London).
Take care,
Tomek
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: