14 Feb 2017 Not as nice, but works in all browsers and certainly “good enough”, don't you think? CSS Transitions emit an transitionend event whenever when an yields a lot of developer convenience when working with animatio

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SC relies on the browser firing the transitionEnd event, which it doesn't do reliably. This results in some callbacks never being called, especially when multiple animations (on different elements) are happening at once. The Sencha guys have noticed this problem as well: http://www.sencha.com/forum/showthread.

For more  Bind events with jQuery with standard jQuery event methods .on() , .off() , and onArrange ); // bind event listener to be triggered just once. note ONE not ON  The transitionend event fires whenever a transition of one single property ends. ( Thus, if you transition two properties you get two events.) If you like this page, why not donate a little bit of money to help me pay my bills and crea Polymer also provides annotated event listeners, which allow you to specify event The CustomEvent constructor is not supported on IE, but the webcomponents In this example, the original event is triggered on a