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Based on the examples, it lookes like the Ladda effect can be achieved simply by including the correct CSS and JS files and then defining a Ladda button in HTML. However, regardless of what I do the Ladda effects never happen unless I programatically perform a Ladda.bind().
Is this the required usage of Ladda or do I have something else going on? I notice on the demo page there is a JS script tag that contains the following:
This makes me think that even the normal buttons must have a Ladda.bind(). If this is the required functionality for getting the Ladda effect, then it could be made much more obvious on the demo and github pages...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Based on the examples, it lookes like the Ladda effect can be achieved simply by including the correct CSS and JS files and then defining a Ladda button in HTML. However, regardless of what I do the Ladda effects never happen unless I programatically perform a Ladda.bind().
Is this the required usage of Ladda or do I have something else going on? I notice on the demo page there is a JS script tag that contains the following:
// Bind normal buttons
Ladda.bind( 'div:not(.progress-demo) button', { timeout: 2000 } );
This makes me think that even the normal buttons must have a Ladda.bind(). If this is the required functionality for getting the Ladda effect, then it could be made much more obvious on the demo and github pages...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: