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On the native browser for samsung devices (at least the SIII - not sure if other non-nexus devices use this browser named 'internet') the transition effect is toggled.
Here's my code:
var contentBody = $("#contentBody);
contentBody.transition({ x: contentBody.width()*.6 }, 400, 'in-out' ); //content body is a wrapper div of all the content
For some reason, only in this browser (works perfectly on all Desktop browsers and chrome mobile) the transition is toggled. The content is moved the intended width, and then it slides back.
Any way of detecting for this browser so a jQuery animate fallback can be made (it returns true for support of the transition function)? The goal should still be to fix the bug though if possible.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
On the native browser for samsung devices (at least the SIII - not sure if other non-nexus devices use this browser named 'internet') the transition effect is toggled.
Here's my code:
var contentBody = $("#contentBody);
contentBody.transition({ x: contentBody.width()*.6 }, 400, 'in-out' ); //content body is a wrapper div of all the content
For some reason, only in this browser (works perfectly on all Desktop browsers and chrome mobile) the transition is toggled. The content is moved the intended width, and then it slides back.
Any way of detecting for this browser so a jQuery animate fallback can be made (it returns true for support of the transition function)? The goal should still be to fix the bug though if possible.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: