I'm not able to get custom controls working. Is it possible you might update doc with a complete working example?
Taking the simple example provided, simply adding my own 'controls' results in my buttons shown along with the default ones, whether I use 'controls' class or call it 'my-controls' etc.
<div class="my-slider">..</div>
<div class="my-controls">
<button>my prev</button>
<button>my next</button>
</div>
My dom ready code looks like this:
this.tinySlider = this.tinySliderModule({
container: document.querySelector('.my-slider'),
controlsContainer: document.querySelector('.my-controls'),
slideBy: 'page',
items: 3,
gutter: 10,
arrowKeys: true
});
It simply fails with unclear errors. if I remove controlsContainer I get default buttons and the slider works.
TypeError: Cannot read property 'item' of undefined
at Object.gn.isNodeList
at setAttrs
at navInit
at sliderInit
Hey, are you using it via module loader?
I saw the code this.tinySlider = this.tinySliderModule({.
I didn't test the usage via module loader yet, not sure if it works.
Just saw another message you posted.
So you are using webpack exports-loader?
I will test it with module loader in a few days.
yep, webpack exports. I'd like to help out so bug me as much as you like!
Also got issues in general in my Angular 1.5 app, once I introduce looping for the images such as (psuedo code:)
<div class="slider">
<div ng-repeat="image in images track by $index">
<img ng-src="image.path">{{image.name}}</div>
I get weird failures
'getBoundingClientRect' of undefined
at getSlideEdges
at sliderInit
If I expand these out with a static list of div's it all works as expected.
I'm trying to work on fixing this, perhaps a timing or initialisation issue, I'm not sure yet. The goal is to wrap tiny slider in a clean re-usable Ng/web component, to include the slider, custom controls, and even a search input field to filter what images the slider displays (by name) dynamically if possible. I'd obviously like to hear from anyone else getting this working
var slider = tns();
document.querySelector('.slider-next').onclick = function () {
slider.goTo('next');
};
document.querySelector('.slider-prev').onclick = function () {
slider.goTo('prev');
};
you can use events
Close for now. Feel free to reopen it if the issue still exists.