maximeh
Can't seem to get the bounce to loop
Hi I followed all the instructions in the README and everything works fine, but for some reason, the loop flag set to -1 or 2, 3, etc... doesn't make any difference. The marker always bounces once. I am using the latest version of Leaflet. I also tried to add a callback and it's never called.
Could you share your code? That would make it easier to see what's going on in any case.
So I was trying quickly and it's working. I've noticed that the gh-pages branch is not using the latests bouncemarker.js but if you took the one from master, it's working fine on my end. Curious to see your code, we can figure out what's the problem then
Ok, I am using Angular 10 and these are the imports:
I am using the @skyraptor npm package that should match what you have here, I think he just removed the bouncemarker flag. This is the link to it. I checked the code and it looks the same.
This is the method itself, nothing special
What's puzzling me is that it bounces and it works but just once, and the callback won't work.
It's indeed very confusing.. I've never used angular so I guess you'll have to do some debugging there. That looks fine to me.
I actually made a codesandbox project to test this and it also works there fine. You can see it here. I don't know why mine doesn't.
That’s indeed very weird :/ I’m afraid I won’t be of a lot of help since it’s working in other context and I really know nothing of Angular. That being said, I would really appreciate if you post your solution here for the next person if that happens again.
I had no idea there was forks for angular, I don’t know why theses are not merged back here though :/.
On Mar 31, 2021, at 10:47, Renan Augusto Dembogurski @.***> wrote: I actually made a codesandbox project to test this and it also works there fine. You can see it here. I don't know why mine doesn't.
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I don't know either. For anyone using Angular, all you gotta do is follow the setup in the codesandbox I posted. To use the library itself just install through npm, import as I showed above and use it normally.
Heya,
I'm doing a little triage, I know it's very old. I've tried your sandbox again and... it seems to work fine. So I guess either it was a browser bug and something else that got fixed along the way.
So I'll be closing now, feel free to re open if you think there's still issues.