JQLite version possible? about angular-ui-tab-scroll HOT 4 CLOSED

Yes, this would be fine, provided the original functionality was retained. We currently do not need something like this, but if you submitted a pull request, I'd accept it.

You could probably find the equivalent vanilla JS functions for the jquery functionality, since it seems like it's only used in toTheLeft and toTheRight (as you said).

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I also see only mousedown/mouseup, not touchstart and touchend. Does it work well on touch devices? I know many emulate the mouse events, so perhaps you don't need touch events?

Further, getting my head around what it does - the tooltip seems to be the thing that requires jQuery, but the tooltip is also influencing the enabling of the left and right buttons. So I could perhaps (for my purposes) end up with something much simpler if I didn't need the tooltips.

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I have honestly never tested it on touchscreen devices. This is only in use in one place in our app so far, and mobile users won't ever go there, probably. If you wanted to do some recognition to determine the proper event to bind, I wouldn't be opposed.

Yes, essentially whether or not there is a tooltip determines the visibility of the buttons. It's a coupling I'm not happy to have, but this solution had to happen within a short timeframe, so improvements are welcome. :D

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@PaulL1 the latest versions do not use jQuery at all, the jQuery dependency was removed!

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