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[Resolved] Using slider view – next arrow sometimes goes backwards

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Last updated by donC-3 4 years, 6 months ago.

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#1617371

I set up a slider view, and used CSS to move the next/previous arrows inline with the blocks. It works but if you click the next arrow a couple times in fairly rapid succession it sometimes rolls backwards. Any way to resolve this? Or something I've set up wrong?

hidden link is the test page it's on.

#1618231

Hello and thank you for contacting the Toolset support.

I visited your website and no slider was used on the page, check this screenshot hidden link

Can you provide an example where I can see the issue?

Were you following our article here https://toolset.com/documentation/user-guides/views/creating-sliders-with-types-and-views/

#1618247

I didn't think you guys would be on yet. It's there but the color scheme got changed and the arrow isn't visible. I'll adjust in just a second so you can see. But yes, that's the article I followed. The problem is that in the script for the arrow, I believe it doesn't disable a second click and if there are 2 fast clicks it ends up calling a second call before the parameters on the link are changed (best I can tell).

#1618297

Ok! Let me know when it is ready and I'll check it. Please also add a screenshot to better demonstrate the issue.

As I was working on Saturday, I'll be back on Tuesday to work on it.

#1618357

I just hacked around it, adjusted a copy of your script so when a user clicks the next arrow it disables the arrow (since it recreates when the slide completes).