Problem with cleanse function, solution

[jordanchapian]

The cleanse function is passing a possibly undefined value into JQuery's .removeClass() function - This is causing a complete removal of all classes, and has caused some rather annoying behavior. Anyways, this is solved by changing the direct call to something like:

if(this.element.data("animo") != undefined) this.element.removeClass(this.element.data("animo"));

[kellythedesigner]

:+1:

Just had exactly this problem with the cleanse function stripping out all my non-animo classes. Thanks for the solution, hopefully this will be implemented.

[ThrivingKings]

Thanks @jordanchapian. I'll get this up within the next couple of days. Unless you have a pull request you want to submit

[jordanchapian]

Not a problem - I'll submit tonight.

[katrotz]

Found this thread after figuring out what the problem was ))

[gorkemgoknar]

@jordanchapian , thanks for solution.. just for your information on your fork, you have removed the code but i guess mistakenly made another line..

For those looking for solution in animo.js cleanse function should look like this:

cleanse: function() {
        this.element.removeClass('animated');
        this.element.removeClass(this.queue[0]);
        var ai = this.prefixes.length;
        while(ai--) {
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