Moved inline DOM functions to within constructor #843
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I tried this fork but got the error "Element is not defined". I'll try to find a fix in my version of the fork. |
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Hmm maybe timing issue in DOM. What environment did you use it in, i can try to simulate. |
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Server-side Rendering enabled frameworks try to run the code beforehand. Some of them like SvelteKit don't like it when inline DOM methods are present. It's a relatively light/easy fix - we just moved the few instances of these DOM methods from within the Tiny-Slider codebase into a function that is called within the TNS constructor.
No real changes to the code-base and yet the plugin can be used within SSR frameworks like SvelteKit. Thanks team!