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You call show before the transition ends, and so when calling reset, the fadein class is removed and the new page is hidden. I have forked your fiddle with some changes to make it work. Apparently the native transitionEnd event does not fire if the transition ends off-screen (in my case, the element is display:none). So it may be better to have React just handle the native behavior for supported browsers, and let us handle any custom code for old browsers.

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From Dev TL;DR I made a carousel type component using the transitionend event and vanilla You might not even have any animation or transitions happening on your page so I tried debouncing, throttling, adding guards to stop the callback fi Note: if the transition is removed before completion, for example, the CSS Transition-Property attribute is removed, the transition event will not be triggered. 30 Aug 2017 Just to quickly recap, here's our current working script.

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The transitionend event is fired in both directions - as it finishes transitioning to the transitioned state, and when it fully reverts to the default or non-transitioned state. If there is no transition delay or duration, if both are 0s or neither is declared, there is no transition, and none of the transition events are fired. In this repository The transitionend event is firing once for each property that is being animated, causing our toggle to fire multiple times. This results in an open-and-close action instead of just the open.

if the CSS transition-property property is removed, the transitionend event will not fire. For more information about CSS Transitions, see our tutorial on CSS3 Transitions.
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M/F Annaskär är en öppen båt _startTime = +new Date(); + + // @event start: Event + // Fired when the animation is the same and so transitionend event is not fired\r\n\t\t\tif (transform === this. maxSlides-1)*d.settings.slideMargin,d.working=!1,d.controls={},d.interval=null,d.

My issue is that the transitionEnd event is NOT being fired! (In Chrome & Firefox) This example works fine in Chrome and IE10, but in Firefox you won't see the transitionend event fired on the second click.
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$ ('.bacon').one ('webkitTransitionEnd otransitionend oTransitionEnd msTransitionEnd transitionend', function () { console.log ('Transition complete'); }); The transitionend event occurs when a CSS transition has completed. Note: If the transition is removed before completion, e.g. if the CSS transition-property property is removed, the transitionend event will not fire. For more information about CSS Transitions, see our tutorial on CSS3 Transitions. The reason your reset is firing immediately (The topic my original answer dealt with) is that you are calling it instead of adding it as an event listener. You call show before the transition ends, and so when calling reset, the fadein class is removed and the new page is hidden. I have forked your fiddle with some changes to make it work.