.animate() not working on raspberry pi

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.animate({duration: x, queue: x}) doesn't work on chromium on the raspberry pi, but it does on chrome for windows. I tried downloading the script references and using relative paths to link them in as opposed to trying to get them from the web, but that doesn't work either.

Any idea why?

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Posted 11-Sep-17 4:57am

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Updated 17-Sep-17 11:03am

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Richard MacCutchan 11-Sep-17 12:09pm

No idea whatever, since you have not provided any context.

[no name] 18-Sep-17 4:11am

You don't need context. The issue may be in the usage I've already shown.

Richard MacCutchan 18-Sep-17 4:27am

Yes it may be, but since we have no idea what else is going on around that code it is anyone's guess what the actual error is. If you cannot be bothered to provide full details in your question then don't be surprised if you do not get a good answer.

[no name] 18-Sep-17 4:38am

I would rather give the relevant information as opposed to cluttering up my question with unnecessary code which people will complain about as usual

Richard MacCutchan 18-Sep-17 4:40am

Entirely your choice.

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Mike Hankey · Answer 1 · 2017-09-17T11:03:00

Solution 1

Check this SO post for a solution.

Posted 17-Sep-17 11:03am

Mike Hankey