Clean up transitions after executing them, or ???

[ppcano]

Hi, i would like to discuss this feature.

I am currently using jquery.transit.js for a Mobile UI Kit project, so i am testing it on different ways.

I found some time on the code passing the following cleanUP properties:

    properties['-webkit-transform-style']='';
    properties['-webkit-transition-property']='';
    properties['-webkit-transition-duration']='';
    properties['-webkit-transition-timing-function']='';
    properties['-webkit-transition-delay']='';
    properties['-webkit-transform']='';

That is required if after applying a transition ( $().transition(properties, duration, easing)) i do a $().css(properties), targeting the same css properties.

What it happens with the current implementation is that the second css changes, triggers the transition ( something i don't want that ), i guess, because the transition properties are still present on the element. I also tried to send duration 0, but i also find out it didn't respond as expected.

I did not get deeper in the code, because i wanted to get the maintainer opinions.

Looking forward hearing new about this issue.

Thanks and regards.

[rstacruz]

Ran into this myself. What a mess!

Be right back... going to hide in shame while I fix this.

[rstacruz]

By the way, the easiest way to 'undo' the transitions are element.style['WebkitTransition'] = null -- this will clear all of those properties in one go.

[rstacruz]

Fixed in 0.1.2.