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Adding deepclone for buttons prev and next in destroy function to remove Events Listener.
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Hello, @Raph33000. Thanks for the feedback and pull request. If there really is a problem with removing the event listener, I think it's better to solve it with removeEventListener. But, it's also important to note that since I used anonymous functions as a callback in addEventListener (I was stupid)), calling removeEventListener without updating addEventListener is not possible. I am not ready to spend time on these corrections yet, but I will gladly accept them from you if you understand what it is about and are ready to make them. |
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Adding deepclone for buttons prev and next in destroy function to remove Events Listener.
Without this, events keep being fired even if carousel has been destroyed (and created error if carousel is initialised again)