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What I did:
In 'jQuery Cycle Custom Options' I chose in 'Advanced Options': easing
In the 'Advanced Option Value' I entered easeOutBounce
The result: The first line shows, the scroller does not work.
The output of the Javascript in the source-code is:
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"advanced_options":"{\u0022easing\u0022:\u0022easeOutBounce\u0022}","advanced_options_choices":"easing","advanced_options_entry":"easeOutBounce"}},
...
When I remove the easing effect, save the view and look at the source-code, it shows:
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"advanced_options":"{}","advanced_options_choices":0,"advanced_options_entry":""}},
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which looks ok to me.
Repeating adding the easing-effect leads again to the following source-code:
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"advanced_options":"{\u0022easing\u0022:\u0022easeOutBounce\u0022}","advanced_options_choices":"easing","advanced_options_entry":"easeOutBounce"}}
...
Seems that something is wrong here.
Comments
Comment #1
batdesign CreditAttribution: batdesign commentedSeeing the same behaviour here. Any guidance on syntax here, or is this in fact broken?
Comment #2
Ken Hawkins CreditAttribution: Ken Hawkins commentedThe encoded \u0022 is actually fine as it gets parsed by
At line 126 of views_slideshow_cycle.js
However I'm still having trouble getting activePagerClass to work, the css class just isn't passing up to the div.
Comment #2.0
Ken Hawkins CreditAttribution: Ken Hawkins commentedcorrections in expression
Comment #3
OMD CreditAttribution: OMD commentedI am having exactly the same problem Easing does not seem to work with any combination of syntax.
Comment #4
NickDickinsonWildeTo use the easing effects, you have to have the jquery easing library installed. However Views Slideshow did not automatically enable it if present and needed. Fixing and adding documentation/links.
Comment #6
NickDickinsonWilde